Synonyms for unemployment rate
un·em·ploy·men·t rate

Princeton's WordNet

1. unemployment ratenoun

   the percentage of the work force that is unemployed at any given date

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1. • Percentage

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1. Donald Trump:

   A little more than three months since President Obama has left office, much of the economic and social progress we saw under his watch is under imminent threat, during the Obama era, the economy added 15 million new jobs, the Black unemployment rate dropped and the high school graduation rate for African-Americans soared.

2. Bill Dudley:

   In the past, when you've pushed up the unemployment rate, you've almost never been able to avoid a full-fledged recession, the problem The Fed faces is they're just late.

3. Billy Corben:

   The unemployment rate is all well and good for people in Washington, but those are not the people who are trying to make it, people think of Miami, they think of beaches and Ocean Drive and all of that. This is the part of Miami people don't want to talk about.

4. Trey Gowdy:

   I know here in Georgia we’re proud of our conservative record, we're proud of our low unemployment rate nationally, we’re proud of the economy starting to click back and look, as conservatives we havea lot of hard work in front ofus, we’ve got to figure out how to control crime not being in charge, we’ve got to figure out how to control inflation not being in charge, We certainly have our work cut out of us.

5. Tom Learmouth:

   Looking ahead, leading indicators are pointing towards a spike in the unemployment rate – we think it will climb to 4.2% towards the end of this year, corporate profits are no doubt falling fast so total pay will be dragged down further by a slump in bonus payments.