Shift in Break-Even Employment
Break-even employment refers to the balance between the number of job seekers and available jobs, indicating the health of the labor market.
A recent analysis by the Dallas Federal Reserve sheds light on the modest payroll gains in recent months, attributing it to a drastic shift in break-even employment.
It's the number of jobs the economy needs to add a month in order to keep the unemployment rate stable
According to Alí Bustamante, an economics professor at the University of New Orleans, break-even employment is like the metabolism of the labor force, where the number of job seekers matches the number of new jobs.
- Break-even employment is a balance figure between job seekers and available jobs.
- The Dallas Federal Reserve's analysis helps understand the modest payroll gains.
Author's summary: Break-even employment has drastically shifted, affecting labor market stability.
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