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evidence.new_grad_unemployment.against.pt
Source: Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (policy briefs) (Stanford University) · SIEPR; short quotation · CSV
Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research
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| e55b02b84bcd3cef | SIEPR: since 2022 unemployment in the most AI-exposed fifth of workers rose 0.77 points, slightly less than the 0.85 points in the least exposed. | grade B, evidence tier 6 | 2026-03-31 | 2026-09-10 | 6 | reported | manual | approved | 2026-09-11 13:58 | 200 | 5d734762a923 | — | source page |
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- e55b02b84bcd3cef As shown in Figure 1, the unemployment rate for the top quintile of AI-exposed workers has risen by 0.77 percentage points since 2022, while the unemployment rate for the least-exposed workers rose slightly more, by 0.85 percentage points over the same period.