Economics

Updated: Metro area employment and unemployment

Bob Weeks0 Comments1 Min Read

An interactive visualization of labor force, employment, and unemployment rate for all metropolitan areas in the United States.

Updated with data through January 2019. Click here to learn more about the visualization and to access it.

Example from the visualization, showing Wichita compared to all U.S. metropolitan areas. Click for larger.

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