Indiana unemployment rate holds steady at 3.2%

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One thought on “Indiana unemployment rate holds steady at 3.2%

  1. A low unemployment rate is great, right? Sure, unless one reason is a low birth rate or low in-migration. Indiana needs more babies. We need a full court press of patriotic appeals to young adults, to have children. We need to look at tax incentives, child care, parks, schools, and whatever else is needed to have more people living in our state.

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