Less involuntary part-time work suggests Texas economic strength

Anil Kumar and Michael Weiss

Southwest Economy, 2016, issue Q3, 15-20

Abstract: Fed policymakers have closely watched part-time workers as an indicator of labor market health. While the ranks of involuntary part-timers have remained persistently high since the Great Recession?suggesting remaining labor market slack?the pattern has been less notable in Texas.

Date: 2016
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