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UCLA Forecast Predicts Slow Job Growth through 2012
Unemployment in California's at record heights, but it does seem to have leveled off. What's predicted for the next couple of years is a reminder: Economics is the Dismal Science. Jerry Nickelsburg is Senior Economist at the UCLA Anderson Forecast.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readUnemployment in California's at record heights, but it does seem to have leveled off. What's predicted for the next couple of years is a reminder: Economics is the Dismal Science. Jerry Nickelsburg is Senior Economist at the UCLA Anderson Forecast.
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- 26:39UCLA Forecast Predicts Slow Job Growth through 2012You’re reading this
- 33:56Meg Whitman Shatters Spending Records