Ludwig Institute: U.S. "Functional Unemployment" Hit Nearly 25% in July, Signaling Weaker Labor Market Than Official 4.1% Rate
The Ludwig Institute's alternative labor-market measure, which includes unemployed workers, involuntary part-timers, and those earning poverty-level wages, showed the rate has risen for four straight months. This trend, coupled with declining workforce participation, suggests potential labor-market weakness despite the official 4.1% unemployment rate.
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