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Job growth is an increase in the number of jobs available in an economy, region, or sector over a given period.
Economists and policymakers track job growth as a key indicator of economic health: The tech sector led job growth last quarter.
Strong job growth typically signals expansion; weak or negative job growth suggests stagnation or recession.
- tax incentivesGovernment breaks encouraging actions
- apprenticeshipsSupervised vocational training periods
- investmentDeploying capital for returns
- entrepreneurshipCreating and managing ventures
- GDPNational output abbreviation
hiring · help wanted · productivity · business cycles · small businesses · private sector · technology sector · vocational schools · demographic trends · minimum wage laws · consumer demand · unemployment rate · full employment · workforce development · skills training · immigration policies · economic recovery · economic boom
- employment datalabor force, talent pools
- job market termshiring trends, employment trends, labor market, workforce, recruitment
- State EconomiesGDP, tax revenue, economic development, unemployment rate, median income
- employmentjobs, career, careers, interview, interviews
- growthgrow, growing, increase, increasing, expansion
- economicssupply and demand, inflation, GDP, GNP, gross domestic product
job growthjob losses
layoffs · unemployment · workforce reduction · downsizing · mass layoffs
job growthrecession
Prolonged economic decline
depression · economic decline · economic contraction · economic downturn · economic collapse