Employment Change by Industry

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From Visual Economics, a nice infographic.

I like the stacked nature of this chart giving you a couple views into the issue. I would have been interested in number of people layed off. It also would be nice to know the source of the data.

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1 Jeff D Thursday, August 27, 2009 at 12:14 pm: Some weirdness on this chart in the “industry hourly wage” section. Accommodation is listed as 12.9 for both 2008 and 2009 but the bars are different heights. The difference between the Real Estate wages (0.3) look larger than the difference between several other industries that have larger changes.