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Lisa Kahn evaluates labor demand during the collapse and early recovery from COVID-19
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Research Associate Lisa Kahn of the University of Rochester describes how data tracking real-time job postings suggest an economy-wide decline in labor demand in late March and early April and a relatively weak association between stay-at-home policies and the drop in labor market activity.
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