How many missing jobs (a FRED question): Suppose the U.S. unemploymentrate in October 2009 had been 6% instead of 10.0%. How many more peoplewould have been working (assuming the labor force remained the same)?

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How many missing jobs (a FRED question): Suppose the U.S. unemployment
rate in October 2009 had been 6% instead of 10.0%. How many more people
would have been working (assuming the labor force remained the same)?

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