Jobs Report Shows 'Bidenomics Is Working,' Su Says

The US Secretary of Labor discusses the latest labor market report, highlighting steady and stable growth in the economy. The report shows a 3.6% unemployment rate, defying predictions of remaining above 4% post-pandemic. The Secretary attributes this success to the President's policies, known as Bidenomics, which have maintained unemployment below 4% for 17 consecutive months, the longest stretch since the 1960s.

What was the main focus of Secretary Sue's initial reaction to the labor market report?

• The influence of climate change on employment

• The role of technology in job creation

• The strength or slowing down of the economy

• The impact of global trade policies

What does the jobs report indicate according to Secretary Sue?

• A need for policy changes

• A decline in job opportunities

• An increase in unemployment

• Steady and stable growth

How does Secretary Sue describe the effect of Bidenomics on the economy?

• It has increased the national debt

• It has resulted in a stable unemployment rate

• It has caused a decrease in exports

• It has led to a rise in inflation

For how many consecutive months has the unemployment rate been below 4%?

• 12 months

• 17 months

• 15 months

• 10 months

Since when has the current unemployment rate duration been the longest?

• The 1990s

• The 1960s

• The 1970s

• The 1980s