Antonyms for full employmentfull em·ploy·ment

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1. • Economic Condition

Princeton's WordNet

1. full employmentnoun

   the economic condition when everyone who wishes to work at the going wage rate for their type of labor is employed

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1. Sal Guatieri:

   All The Fed commentary to date has suggested they will proceed very patiently and very gradually in normalizing policy. Our sense is the Fed might be extra cautious moving on rates close to the election since they'll have to be seen as politically neutral, based on our view of how the economy will perform over the next six months and( considering) the U.S. is pretty close to full employment now... December is probably as good a time as any to move next.

2. Lael Brainard:

   The lessons from the crisis would argue for an approach that commits to maintain policy at the lower bound until full employment and target inflation are achieved, this forward guidance could be reinforced by interest rate caps on short-term Treasury securities over the same horizon.

3. Tai Wong:

   Yellen talking about full employment by 2022 with $2 trillion in stimulus is driving the likelihood of a surge in inflation, which is good for gold.

4. Richard Clarida:

   What does a full employment mandate mean? Sometimes these conversations can get very 'NAIRU-centric,' the labor market is a very complex organism and it is useful to keep multiple indicators.

5. Donald Trump:

   I thought the jobs report was very good. The big thing to me was cracking 4, that hasn't been done in a long time ... we're at full employment. We're doing great.

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