U.S. Adds 235,000 Jobs in Feb., Jobless Rate at 4.7%

The video discusses the creation of 235,000 jobs, surpassing economists' forecast of 200,000. The unemployment rate was accurately predicted at 4.7%. A slight rise in average hourly earnings was noted, with significant growth in goods-producing industries, particularly construction and manufacturing. The labor force increased by 340,000, with a notable rise in household hiring, contributing to a decrease in the unemployment rate.

How many jobs were created according to the report, and how does it compare to the economists' forecast?

• 200,000 jobs were created, matching the forecast.

• 250,000 jobs were created, far exceeding the forecast.

• 235,000 jobs were created, exceeding the forecast of 200,000.

• 230,000 jobs were created, slightly below the forecast.

What was the year-over-year growth in average hourly earnings?

• 3.0%

• 2.8%

• 2.5%

• 3.2%

Which industry saw the largest increase in jobs since March?

• Retail

• Healthcare

• Technology

• Goods-producing industries

How many private sector jobs were created according to the report?

• 200,000

• 230,000

• 227,000

• 250,000

What was the impact of the Donald Trump hiring freeze on government jobs?

• Decreased government jobs by 2,000

• Increased government jobs by 5,000

• No impact on government jobs

• Created 2,000 seasonally adjusted government jobs