The President with the worst average unemployment rate since World War II is?

The monthly unemployment rate for April 2024 was 3.9%. This is the 40th unemployment report with Biden in office, his 40th month recorded for this list. This keeps Biden's average unemployment rate for his term in office to date, at 4.17% in April 2024 the same as March 2024.

The President with the worst average unemployment rate since World War II is?

Gerald Ford: 7.77%

Average Unemployment Rates for US Presidents since after World War II:

01. Joe Biden: 4.17%
02. Lyndon Johnson: 4.19%
03. Harry Truman: 4.26%
04. Dwight Eisenhower: 4.89%
05. Richard Nixon: 5.00%
06. Donald Trump: 5.01%
07. Bill Clinton: 5.20%
08. George W. Bush: 5.27%
09. John Kennedy: 5.98%
10. George H.W. Bush: 6.30%
11. Jimmy Carter: 6.54%
12. Barack Obama: 7.45%
13. Ronald Reagan: 7.54%
14. Gerald Ford: 7.77%

The labor force participation rate remained at 62.7% for April 2024.
Again, these are averages and subject to the economy each came into office with. What’s more important is the trend and how the economy faired compared to the unemployment rates left to them by the previous. admins.
Like, Bush left Obama with the worse recession since 1929….and Obama left with very good numbers. ,
 
The monthly unemployment rate for May 2024 was 4.0%. This is the 41st unemployment report with Biden in office, his 41st month recorded for this list. This drops Biden's average unemployment rate for his term in office to date, from 4.17% in April 2024 to 4.16% in May 2024.

The President with the worst average unemployment rate since World War II is?

Gerald Ford: 7.77%

Average Unemployment Rates for US Presidents since after World War II:

01. Joe Biden: 4.16%
02. Lyndon Johnson: 4.19%
03. Harry Truman: 4.26%
04. Dwight Eisenhower: 4.89%
05. Richard Nixon: 5.00%
06. Donald Trump: 5.01%
07. Bill Clinton: 5.20%
08. George W. Bush: 5.27%
09. John Kennedy: 5.98%
10. George H.W. Bush: 6.30%
11. Jimmy Carter: 6.54%
12. Barack Obama: 7.45%
13. Ronald Reagan: 7.54%
14. Gerald Ford: 7.77%

The labor force participation rate went down from 62.7% for April 2024 to 62.5% for May 2024.
 
Donald had the highest unemployment at 14.8%.

Today UE is 4% and inflation is 3.2%. 272K more jobs.

Purchasing poweer is up, wages and salaries are growing faster than inflation.

Either we reduce wealthy taxes for 2026 to that of 2018, or we reduce taxes on the working classes to that of the wealthy.
 
Donald had the highest unemployment at 14.8%.

Today UE is 4% and inflation is 3.2%. 272K more jobs.

Purchasing poweer is up, wages and salaries are growing faster than inflation.

Either we reduce wealthy taxes for 2026 to that of 2018, or we reduce taxes on the working classes to that of the wealthy.
who provided you the hat to pull the numbers out of?
 
The monthly unemployment rate for May 2024 was 4.0%. This is the 41st unemployment report with Biden in office, his 41st month recorded for this list. This drops Biden's average unemployment rate for his term in office to date, from 4.17% in April 2024 to 4.16% in May 2024.

The President with the worst average unemployment rate since World War II is?

Gerald Ford: 7.77%

Average Unemployment Rates for US Presidents since after World War II:

01. Joe Biden: 4.16%
02. Lyndon Johnson: 4.19%
03. Harry Truman: 4.26%
04. Dwight Eisenhower: 4.89%
05. Richard Nixon: 5.00%
06. Donald Trump: 5.01%
07. Bill Clinton: 5.20%
08. George W. Bush: 5.27%
09. John Kennedy: 5.98%
10. George H.W. Bush: 6.30%
11. Jimmy Carter: 6.54%
12. Barack Obama: 7.45%
13. Ronald Reagan: 7.54%
14. Gerald Ford: 7.77%

The labor force participation rate went down from 62.7% for April 2024 to 62.5% for May 2024.
More retirements.
 
The labor force participation rate went down from 62.7% for April 2024 to 62.5% for May 2024

More retirements.

You are correct, as the core working age LFPR went up and is at close to record highs for this century.

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The monthly unemployment rate for May 2024 was 4.0%. This is the 41st unemployment report with Biden in office, his 41st month recorded for this list. This drops Biden's average unemployment rate for his term in office to date, from 4.17% in April 2024 to 4.16% in May 2024.

The President with the worst average unemployment rate since World War II is?

Gerald Ford: 7.77%

Average Unemployment Rates for US Presidents since after World War II:

01. Joe Biden: 4.16%
02. Lyndon Johnson: 4.19%
03. Harry Truman: 4.26%
04. Dwight Eisenhower: 4.89%
05. Richard Nixon: 5.00%
06. Donald Trump: 5.01%
07. Bill Clinton: 5.20%
08. George W. Bush: 5.27%
09. John Kennedy: 5.98%
10. George H.W. Bush: 6.30%
11. Jimmy Carter: 6.54%
12. Barack Obama: 7.45%
13. Ronald Reagan: 7.54%
14. Gerald Ford: 7.77%

The labor force participation rate went down from 62.7% for April 2024 to 62.5% for May 2024.
When the worst, most cowardly POS Republican president, Gerald The Fucking Coward Ford, was in Office, we also had this thing called a "War" that was ending. Thanks to one of the more courageous Presidents ever -- Richard Milhouse Nixon.

Millions of Men were trying, and failing, to find work in a Post-War America. Unfortunately, the draft dodgers had all the good jobs. And they weren't giving them up. I don't really blame them, I'm just pointing it out. We took their women away frpm them, however.

Is this economy worse than under Ford? I don't think so. It's bad but not that bad. Under the scumbag Carter it took a serious shit, however. And the first 2 yearws of Reagan were no picnic.

But there's no rreason for this economy to be bad...... We recoverd from the Kung Flu a long time ago but.... Well, yeah there is. We have a total idiot backed by a Criminal Organization, the DNC, fucking everything up. Check this out --


Native-born Americans saw a significant decline in employment, losing 663,000 jobs, while foreign-born workers, including illegal immigrants, gained 414,000 jobs.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta recently revised its GDP growth estimate down from 4.2% to 1.8%, reflecting slowing economic activity and reduced consumer spending as inflation remains steady and prices continue to rise.
 
The Federal Reserve Bank recently revised its GDP growth estimate 3%, reflecting continually growing economic activities and increased consumer spending as inflation has slowed and prices have decreased.
 

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