Synonyms for unemployment rate
un·em·ploy·men·t rate

Princeton's WordNet

1. unemployment ratenoun

   the percentage of the work force that is unemployed at any given date

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1. • Percentage

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1. President Trump:

   The unemployment rate for African-Americans just reached another brand-new all-time low in the history of our country, and by the way, African American-youth unemployment has also reached the lowest level ever recorded in history.

2. John Ryding:

   With August and September being notorious for initially under-reporting job gains, today's data add to the case that employment growth will pick up in October and the unemployment rate will continue to grind lower.

3. Russian President Vladimir Putin:

   The blind insistence of cuts (in pensions) in a country with a 25 percent unemployment rate and where half of all the young people are unemployed will only cause a further worsening of the already dramatic social situation.

4. Jiayi Xu:

   On an ordinary day, strong retail sales data and a 53-year low unemployment rate would be a cause for celebration among investors and businesses.

5. Karen Dynan:

   But even by the end of next year I think we are still going to be looking at something like a 6% unemployment rate, a lot of people are not going to get their jobs back.