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Unemployment Rate, 16 years and over, seasonally adjusted (LNS14000000), monthly 2007–2010 — BLS Public Data API v2

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics（Current Population Survey）

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  1. Unemployment rate (seasonally adjusted): 4.4% in March and May 2007, 5.0% in December 2007, 5.6% in June 2008, 6.1% in September 2008, 7.3% in December 2008.
  2. March 2009 8.7%, June 2009 9.5%, October 2009 10.0% (highest value in 48 months), December 2009 9.9%, June 2010 9.4%, December 2010 9.3%

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