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Why unemployment can hide labour-market change

Why unemployment can hide labour-market change

A stock is a snapshot. A flow is movement over time. Unemployment can stay flat while entries and exits rise, masking a changing labour market.

Flow diagram showing transition rates between 'Not in the labour force', 'Unemployed', and 'Employed' states in May.

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