Unemployment rate in computer and mathematical occupations is historically low
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Unemployment rate in computer and mathematical occupations is historically low

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The unemployment rate in computer and mathematical occupations is historically low due to the growing shift to online activity and increased digital transformation.

The unemployment rate in computer and mathematical occupations is historically low due to the growing shift to online activity and increased digital transformation.

 

 

Authors

Gad Levanon, PhD

Gad Levanon, PhD Gad Levanon, PhD

Former Vice President, Labor Markets
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Frank Steemers

Frank Steemers Frank Steemers

Former Senior Economist
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Agron Nicaj

Agron Nicaj Agron Nicaj

Associate Economist
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Michael Papadopoulos

Michael Papadopoulos Michael Papadopoulos

Former Associate Economist
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Jeanne Shu

Jeanne Shu Jeanne Shu

Strategic Projects Lead, Economy, Strategy & Finan…
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