How Many Jobs Are Needed to Keep Up with Population Growth?

How Many Jobs Are Needed to Keep Up with Population Growth? Economic Populist The press quotes all sorts of figures for the number of monthly job gains needed to keep up with population growth. We see numbers like 80,000, 100,000, 125,000 and 175,000 thrown around like statistical snow as the number of jobs needed each month … See all stories on this topic »

Latino Voters 2012: Sleeping Giant Unlikely To Turn Population Growth Into … Huffington Post “One doesn’t automatically lead to the other.” Fererra, a celebrity with a cause, isn’t wrong, some political analysts and longtime activists said. Unless population growth is channeled into the political process — with voter registration, Election … See all stories on this topic »

Housing must be in check despite school numbers Baltimore Sun I would guess that, pretty soon, school population will be on the increase again, and for the same reasons that saw past spikes. Namely, when people find it within their means to move from congested areas to a more suburban lifestyle, they take it. See all stories on this topic »

Latino Voters 2012: Sleeping Giant Unlikely To Turn Population Growth Into Power Democratic Underground Latino Voters 2012: Sleeping Giant Unlikely To Turn Population Growth Into Power. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/08/latino-voter-2012-population-power_n_1866131.html?utm_hp_ref=latino-voices —-snip. Right now about 10.9 million Latinos are … See all stories on this topic »

Illiterate Muslims in Assam bear more children: Gogoi Firstpost He said growth of Muslim population in Assam was higher than Hindus as the community give birth more children due to poor rate of literacy among themselves. “It is because of low literacy…Illiteracy among the Muslims. Most of them are illiterate. See all stories on this topic » Firstpost

Western N.C. vitality index centralizes data about region Morganton News Herald The region’s population has grown at an average annual rate of about 1.87 percent since 1920, significantly less than the state’s average annual population growth rate of 3.02 percent over the same period. Henderson (485 percent), Caldwell (316 percent … See all stories on this topic »

Annexation requests up: Nedrose school losing students to Minot Minot Daily News Miller said board members have started talking about the possibility of adding on to the elementary or building a new middle school elsewhere in the Nedrose school district if the population growth continues. “It’s coming at us very fast,” said Miller … See all stories on this topic » Minot Daily News

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