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Quarterly Youth Unemployment Rates in Large Metro Areas, 2021

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  • Hande Inanc
  • Megan Caruso

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In 2021, quarterly youth unemployment data from six large metro areas—Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, and Washington, DC—show that youth unemployment patterns varied across metro areas.

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  • Hande Inanc & Megan Caruso, "undated". "Quarterly Youth Unemployment Rates in Large Metro Areas, 2021," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 1d80cec970c242d6bbdcd0b46, Mathematica Policy Research.
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