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An increased 2.1% from the last quarter (currently at +6.4%)

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An increased 2.1% from the last quarter (currently at +6.4%)

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Relatively consistent from 2017-2019. Began to drop in 2020 due to COVID. It is now back at a more consistent rate.

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Increase in GDP

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 Manufacturing is at its highest level since 2018

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 Manufacturing is at its highest level since 2018

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This data is data from the first month of every year from  2011 to 2021. As you can see the unemployment rate was steadily going down for the most part going down. It had little differences and looked good then by 2020 to 2021 unemployment shot up crazy high to a high of 14.8 and that was due to the pandmeic.

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Increased 4.3% from most recent quarter 

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Increased 4.3% from most recent quarter 

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 Increased by 6.4% in the first quarter of 2021 

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 Increased by 6.4% in the first quarter of 2021 

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Increasing greatly from 2020 and now at +6.4%

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America’s GDP growth rate has been pretty steady over the past 5-10 years. It had never really gone up or done past 5%, until 2020, when it dropped extremely after the first 2 quarters, and then rose again from there on. I hope we continue to grow and don't fall into another recession. 

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America’s GDP growth rate has been pretty steady over the past 5-10 years. It had never really gone up or done past 5%, until 2020, when it dropped extremely after the first 2 quarters, and then rose again from there on. I hope we continue to grow and don't fall into another recession. 

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More demand and spending of consumers and higher production levels

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Our economy is opening back up again and people are getting back to their normal lives

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Our economy is opening back up again and people are getting back to their normal lives

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people are starting to get their jobs back after covid and more jobs are becoming available with covid vaccines

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people are starting to get their jobs back after covid and more jobs are becoming available with covid vaccines

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COVID is more controllable now so more and more people are able to return to work

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COVID is more controllable now so more and more people are able to return to work

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Reopening from COVID (businesses, lifted mask mandates)

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manufacturing is booming and increasing the GDP.

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manufacturing is booming and increasing the GDP.

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The trend of an increase in the GDP is being caused by the economy's recovery from the recent recession due to Covid-19

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The trend of an increase in the GDP is being caused by the economy's recovery from the recent recession due to Covid-19

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unemployment shot up to 14.8% in April of 2020, but has been decreasing since

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Currently,  unemployment is getting back down to how it was before the economic crisis in early 2020. We are at 6.1%, working to get it lower and make sure more people have jobs.

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Currently,  unemployment is getting back down to how it was before the economic crisis in early 2020. We are at 6.1%, working to get it lower and make sure more people have jobs.

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 the unemployment rate over the past 10 years had only been going down. From 2011 to 2019, there is a pretty steady decrease in unemployment. However, in 2020, it peaked at a high of 13.3% unemployment. 

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 the unemployment rate over the past 10 years had only been going down. From 2011 to 2019, there is a pretty steady decrease in unemployment. However, in 2020, it peaked at a high of 13.3% unemployment. 

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3.0

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The US economy is in a state of recovery/expansion because we are improving (our GDP has risen in comparison to the GDP of +4.3% in the fourth quarter of 2020)

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The US economy is in a state of recovery/expansion because we are improving (our GDP has risen in comparison to the GDP of +4.3% in the fourth quarter of 2020)

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Decreasing from the high rate in 2020

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One big reason for the acceleration was base effects – at this time a year ago, the economy was hit with the worst of the Covid pandemic and inflation was unusually low. Federal Reserve officials see the current rise as temporary and not likely to influence policy.

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One big reason for the acceleration was base effects – at this time a year ago, the economy was hit with the worst of the Covid pandemic and inflation was unusually low. Federal Reserve officials see the current rise as temporary and not likely to influence policy.

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We are seeing a decrease in unemployment 

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We are seeing a decrease in unemployment 

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The economy is becoming healthy again after covid and there are things that are doing better now than before covid even begun

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The economy is becoming healthy again after covid and there are things that are doing better now than before covid even begun

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Due to the COVID pandemic, over 8.5 million jobs in the United States had been lost, setting the unemployment rate at an all time high. People that were affected more include women, young adults, people with less education, hispanic women, and immigrants. Recovery is not far from hope though, as the percentage is slowly but surely decreasing in an attempt to maintain a lower unemployment rate. 

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Due to the COVID pandemic, over 8.5 million jobs in the United States had been lost, setting the unemployment rate at an all time high. People that were affected more include women, young adults, people with less education, hispanic women, and immigrants. Recovery is not far from hope though, as the percentage is slowly but surely decreasing in an attempt to maintain a lower unemployment rate. 

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Jobs are reopening allowing unemployed to get back into working

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Jobs are reopening allowing unemployed to get back into working

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A lot of companies are stocking up on supplies, causing companies to raise their prices

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A lot of companies are stocking up on supplies, causing companies to raise their prices

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Over the past 10 years, the United States has had an inflation rate  that had never gone up past 3%. In April of 2021, we hit a high of 3%. We had very low inflation rates during the pandemic. It is good to go up in terms of inflation. 

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Over the past 10 years, the United States has had an inflation rate  that had never gone up past 3%. In April of 2021, we hit a high of 3%. We had very low inflation rates during the pandemic. It is good to go up in terms of inflation. 

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We are growing again after the 2020 recession

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We are growing again after the 2020 recession

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The economy is in a state or expansion/recovery because our GDP is increasing, our Unemployment rate is declining, and our inflation rate is increasing.

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The economy is in a state or expansion/recovery because our GDP is increasing, our Unemployment rate is declining, and our inflation rate is increasing.

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More businesses are reopening. Many states have also implemented stricter requirements for unemployment benefits, such as how people have to be actively looking for a job. Since more people are actively looking for a job, it has decreased the unemployment rate.

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increasing

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Inflation in April 2021 has been at its highest growing rate in over 12 years. According to officials, one of the main reasons for this spike is due to the COVID pandemic and its devastating effects on the economy, putting inflation at an all time low. 

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Inflation in April 2021 has been at its highest growing rate in over 12 years. According to officials, one of the main reasons for this spike is due to the COVID pandemic and its devastating effects on the economy, putting inflation at an all time low. 

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The economy is in a good state and is continuing to grow to become even better

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The economy is in a good state and is continuing to grow to become even better

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This decrease in unemployment is due to the economy being in a stage of recovery from the recession

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This decrease in unemployment is due to the economy being in a stage of recovery from the recession

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economy is regaining strength allowing the inflation rate to increase

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economy is regaining strength allowing the inflation rate to increase

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higher demand from consumers

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The economy is recovering, causing the inflation rate to increase

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The economy is recovering, causing the inflation rate to increase

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The GDP rates are finally making a recovery from Covid 

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The GDP rates are finally making a recovery from Covid 

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Our economy is doing a great job of recovering from the recent recession

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Our economy is doing a great job of recovering from the recent recession