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New Report: 48% of People Know Someone Looking for Work

The current unemployment rate sits at 8.3 percent, a terribly high number, but in reality that rate is low and doesn't take into account the millions of Americans who have given up looking for a job because they just aren't available. A new Rasmussen Report shows 48 percent of Americans know someone who has given up.

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After holding steady for the past year, the number of Americans who know someone who’s given up looking for a job out of frustration with the current market is up to 48%.

A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows that 43% of Adults don’t know someone in this situation. But the number of Americans who know someone who has given up on the job market is up from 43% in February and ties the highest result measured in regular tracking since 2010. This finding hovered around 40% for most of 2011.


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