10/15/12, "For Every Person Added to Labor Force, 10 Added to Those Not in Labor Force," Daniel Halper, Weekly Standard
"A new chart from the minority side of the Senate Budget Committee
details the fact that, since January 2009, for every person added to the
labor force, 10 have been added to those not in the labor force....
Update: Senator Jeff Sessions, the ranking member of the Senate Budget
Committee, comments: “The essential point of this chart is not simply
how many people are employed or unemployed, but to illustrate that more
and more people are simply not part of the U.S. labor force. This
confirms that we are on the wrong track. It is unsustainable to have
such a large and growing number of people who are not part of the
productive economy. This is not a political argument, but a description
of the underlying instability in our economy that has so many Americans
worried about the future. The question is what can we do to reverse
these trends and start moving in the right direction.”"
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