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September 2004, No. 206
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Last Updated: 08/18/2004

Employment Growth in Higher-paying Sectors

Daniel Aaronson

Since the beginning of the year, roughly 1.25 million jobs have been added to payrolls, consistently outpacing population growth for the first time in four years. With the jobless recovery apparently complete, it is natural to examine next the type of jobs being created.

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