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To: tejek who wrote (866189)6/19/2015 6:59:48 AM
From: jlallen  Respond to of 1576265
 
LOL!!

What a stupid post. Of course participation matters.....its simple math.



To: tejek who wrote (866189)6/29/2015 10:37:50 AM
From: TimF  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1576265
 
Lowe labor force participation matters quite a lot. It means even if unemployment goes down you still have fewer people producing things, it means economic growth will be more difficult going forward (unless the participation rate changes for the better), and it means you will have more people being supported by fewer people, contributing to problems both for family budgets and government budgets.



To: tejek who wrote (866189)6/29/2015 11:17:19 AM
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>> The labor participation rate is not a problem.

It pretty much brings with it all the same problems as ordinary unemployment have. I'm not sure why you would view it any differently.