Tony Conley is a newer content contributor and show-host for Michigan Business Network. To kick off his thirty-eighth episode, Tony has a three-segment conversation about 'Michigan’s Progress and Recovery: An Analysis of the Labor Market Since 2020'.
He welcomes Trisha Schlegel, an economic analyst for the Michigan Center for Data and Analytics within the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget.
Listen to Trisha and Tony's conversation by clicking on the PodCast playlist below!
Trisha holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Michigan.
In their conversation Tony looks to find out from her:
'Michigan’s Progress and Recovery: An Analysis of the Labor Market Since 2020'.
What was the data source for the analysis?
What was the most interesting information from the analysis?
Why & how are Unemployment rates important economic indicators? How did Michigan do?
The labor force is the combination of those who are employed and those who are unemployed but are actively searching for employment. How did Michigan do? Increase or drop?
What did you learn about Payroll Jobs? Increase or reduction?
Those with higher levels of educational attainment typically have lower levels of unemployment. Why?
The labor market experiences of people of color follow other socioeconomic inequities that existed pre-pandemic but were further realized amid the effects of COVID-19. What are the socioeconomic inequities?
What did the analysis show about women in the workforce?
How is the Michigan economy doing post-COVID?
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