71.   If anything, they expect the jobless rate to rise slightly before it starts to edge down next year.

72.   If the recovery proves to be a weak one, the jobless rate could rise for most of the next year.

73.   If the jobless rate is too low, says Meyer, demand will exceed supply and prices will rise.

74.   In a tight labor market, one with a low jobless rate, the law of supply and demand would work in favor of employees.

75.   In Japan, the jobless rate is low, but the economy is dead in the water.

76.   Insee also reported that the jobless rate declined, largely because of the hiring of seasonal summer workers.

77.   Insee said it expected the jobless rate to remain on average at that level in the second half.

78.   In Wisconsin, the drop in the jobless rate was even more pronounced.

79.   Instead, he was struck by a possible connection between the growth in jobless rates and the growth in European home ownership.

80.   Investors looking for clues today will focus not just on the job gain but what happened to the jobless rate in March.