What Do Expected Changes in U.S. Job Structure Mean for States and Workers in the Tenth District
分析美国就业结构预期变化对第十联邦储备区就业的影响，探讨当地产业就业增减、工人需求类型及薪资前景，对政策制定者、企业和工人有参考价值。
Public interest in the future structure of the U.S. labor market has been understandably high in recent years, for several reasons. Some types of manufacturing and service jobs are going offshore. The recovery in employment from the 2001 recession has been sluggish. And the quality of job creation has been called into question. Against this backdrop, policymakers, businesses, workers, and students in the Tenth Federal Reserve District are asking difficult questions about the future of jobs in their area. Will local industries increase or decrease employment in the years ahead? What types of workers will be in highest demand? Are future jobs in the area likely to be high paying? This article looks at the potential impact of expected changes in U.S. job structure on employment in the Tenth District. 1 Specifically, it analyzes the latest national industrial and occupational employment