With this morning’s employment report for December, we now have data for the full year of 2023, enabling comparisons of calendar year trends (for a deep dive into the monthly numbers, see our X thread).[1] The year 2023 was a strong year for jobs, labor supply, and wage growth. Combined with the past few years,…
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