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Old Posted Nov 14, 2017, 8:49 PM
Novacek Novacek is offline
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"change in unemployment rate in 2015"

So a city (like Austin) that has been at (over) full employment for years, and stays low while absorbing a huge population increase gets ranked lower than a city climbing out of the shitter?


Right.



Btw, which of those circles was Austin? Edit: Weird, the names weren't showing up for me before.
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