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CNBC | Poll: Unprecedented anxiety over jobs
In a dreary sign of economic doldrums, more than six in 10 workers worry that they will lose their jobs, according to a Washington Post-Miller Center poll. It was the highest level in more than a dozen surveys dating to the 1970s, the newspaper reported.
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Library of Economics | Rising Male Non-Employment: Supply, not Demand
Poor men are admittedly more likely than poor women to say they don't work because they can't find a job. Yet only 20% of men below the poverty line in 2012 said this.
