Ratickle
08-12-2009, 08:16 AM
Doesn't look too promising.....
I didn't line up very well.
MSNBC.com
Fact File Job recovery will take years
Though GDP data show the economy may have hit bottom, the impact of the 7.5 million jobs lost to recession will linger for years.
State Est jobs lost to recession Est. date of job recovery
Thousands Percent
Michigan -556.6 -12.7 after 2015
Arizona -264.0 -9.9 2014
Florida -699.7 -8.7 2014
Nevada -103.3 -8.0 2013
Oregon -128.6 -7.4 2014
Ohio -392.1 -7.2 after 2015
Rhode Island -35.2 -7.1 after 2015
Idaho -45.5 -6.9 2012
California -1035.0 -6.8 2013
Georgia -273.6 -6.6 2013
Indiana -196.6 -6.6 after 2015
Tennessee -174.7 -6.2 2013
North Carolina -254.1 -6.1 2013
Alabama -120.0 -6.0 2013
Illinois -352.0 -5.9 2015
Delaware -25.1 -5.7 2013
South Carolina -112.0 -5.7 2012
Wisconsin -165.5 -5.7 2014
Kentucky -105.4 -5.6 2013
Vermont -17.1 -5.5 2015
Wyoming -16.0 -5.3 2014
Connecticut -86.2 -5.0 after 2015
Colorado -113.6 -4.8 2012
Minnesota -133.2 -4.8 2013
West Virginia -34.1 -4.5 2014
Maine -27.0 -4.3 2014
Mississippi -49.5 -4.3 2013
Massachusetts -139.4 -4.2 2013
New Jersey -173.3 -4.2 2013
Utah -52.6 -4.2 2011
Hawaii -25.6 -4.1 2012
Iowa -62.5 -4.1 2013
Washington -117.7 -4.0 2012
Arkansas -46.6 -3.9 2012
Missouri -106.2 -3.8 2012
New York -338.7 -3.8 2012
New Hampshire -23.7 -3.7 2012
Pennsylvania -217.1 -3.7 2012
Virginia -131.4 -3.5 2011
New Mexico -29.2 -3.4 2011
Oklahoma -53.8 -3.4 2012
Kansas -44.7 -3.2 2012
Maryland -83.6 -3.2 2012
Texas -311.9 -2.9 2011
Nebraska -24.9 -2.6 2012
South Dakota -10.5 -2.5 2012
Montana -9.9 -2.2 2011
Louisiana -39.3 -2.0 2012
Alaska -3.6 -1.1 2011
District of Col -7.3 -1.0 2010
North Dakota -2.5 -0.7 2011
Note: Pre-recession job level is defined as the highest employment level reached
SOURCE: IHS Global Insight
Updated: 10:51 a.m. ET Aug. 6, 2009
© 2009 MSNBC.com
URL: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32374533/ns/business-eye_on_the_economy/
I didn't line up very well.
MSNBC.com
Fact File Job recovery will take years
Though GDP data show the economy may have hit bottom, the impact of the 7.5 million jobs lost to recession will linger for years.
State Est jobs lost to recession Est. date of job recovery
Thousands Percent
Michigan -556.6 -12.7 after 2015
Arizona -264.0 -9.9 2014
Florida -699.7 -8.7 2014
Nevada -103.3 -8.0 2013
Oregon -128.6 -7.4 2014
Ohio -392.1 -7.2 after 2015
Rhode Island -35.2 -7.1 after 2015
Idaho -45.5 -6.9 2012
California -1035.0 -6.8 2013
Georgia -273.6 -6.6 2013
Indiana -196.6 -6.6 after 2015
Tennessee -174.7 -6.2 2013
North Carolina -254.1 -6.1 2013
Alabama -120.0 -6.0 2013
Illinois -352.0 -5.9 2015
Delaware -25.1 -5.7 2013
South Carolina -112.0 -5.7 2012
Wisconsin -165.5 -5.7 2014
Kentucky -105.4 -5.6 2013
Vermont -17.1 -5.5 2015
Wyoming -16.0 -5.3 2014
Connecticut -86.2 -5.0 after 2015
Colorado -113.6 -4.8 2012
Minnesota -133.2 -4.8 2013
West Virginia -34.1 -4.5 2014
Maine -27.0 -4.3 2014
Mississippi -49.5 -4.3 2013
Massachusetts -139.4 -4.2 2013
New Jersey -173.3 -4.2 2013
Utah -52.6 -4.2 2011
Hawaii -25.6 -4.1 2012
Iowa -62.5 -4.1 2013
Washington -117.7 -4.0 2012
Arkansas -46.6 -3.9 2012
Missouri -106.2 -3.8 2012
New York -338.7 -3.8 2012
New Hampshire -23.7 -3.7 2012
Pennsylvania -217.1 -3.7 2012
Virginia -131.4 -3.5 2011
New Mexico -29.2 -3.4 2011
Oklahoma -53.8 -3.4 2012
Kansas -44.7 -3.2 2012
Maryland -83.6 -3.2 2012
Texas -311.9 -2.9 2011
Nebraska -24.9 -2.6 2012
South Dakota -10.5 -2.5 2012
Montana -9.9 -2.2 2011
Louisiana -39.3 -2.0 2012
Alaska -3.6 -1.1 2011
District of Col -7.3 -1.0 2010
North Dakota -2.5 -0.7 2011
Note: Pre-recession job level is defined as the highest employment level reached
SOURCE: IHS Global Insight
Updated: 10:51 a.m. ET Aug. 6, 2009
© 2009 MSNBC.com
URL: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32374533/ns/business-eye_on_the_economy/