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Geographic impact of COVID-19 in BLS surveys by industry
Using microdata from the Current Employment Statistics survey and the Current Population Survey, I illustrate how the local spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has differentially affected industry employment Industries that are not very telework friendly are more likely to have job loss related to its spread In addition, COVID-19's spread appears to be most correlated with temporary job loss, which could partially explain employment numbers improving slightly in May and June 2020
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