Donald Trump’s senior economic adviser, David Malpass, likes to use the broader measure of unemployment U6 when talking about the nation’s jobless rate. But most economists believe U3 is a more accurate reflection of unemployment. It’s been the accepted measure since the 1930s.
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Americans who favor Donald Trump are employed and richer than average, but they tend to be less educated and hold blue collar jobs, a new Gallup study found.
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Most unions are officially supporting Hillary Clinton, but there’s fear that union members will defect and vote for Donald Trump. Workers are angry about trade, jobs and immigration.