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Understanding the chart
Job creation by President from Ronald Reagan (1981) onward. The horizontal axis shows the months following inauguration, while the vertical axis shows cumulative job creation as a %. The number of jobs in a given period is divided by the number of jobs in the first month following inauguration (February) of their first term (Jobs in month N / Jobs in Feb of first term) - 1.
The New York Times published a similar diagram in January 2016. [1] The source data is the FRED "Payems" data series. [2]
Calculated risk, a financial and economics blog, does a nice chart like this one as well. [3]
Fortune did a chart like this in October 2020, using January as starting and ending months. [4]
CNN did an interactive chart of this and other variables in October 2020. [5]
References
- ↑ NYT-Neil Irwin-How Obama's Jobs Record Stacks Up-January 6, 2017
- ↑ FRED Payems-Total Non-Farm Payrolls
- ↑ Calculated Risk-Bill McBride-Public and Private Sector Payroll Jobs: Carter through Trump-Updated August 4, 2017
- ↑ Forbest - How President Trump Measures Up on Jobs in Six Charts-October 19, 2020
- ↑ CNN-These 10 charts show how the economy performed under Trump versus prior presidents-October 2020
Summary
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Job growth by U.S. President, measured as cumulative percentage change from month after inauguration to end of term.
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