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Under Headlines: Services Workers Are Now Eligible for Trade Adjustment Assistance, the article discusses the expansion of the TAA program to include service industry workers and its renewal. In this question, you will be asked to analyze the TAA data to determine which states have had the most trade-related job losses.

The source of the data is the United States Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, and it is available The US Department of Labor, Employment. To access the data:

1. Just above the map of the United States, select “National aggregate data.”

2. At the bottom of the page, select “Download to Excel.”

3. Just above the map of the United States, select “State-by-state statistics for all states.”

4. At the bottom of the page, select “Download to Excel.”

5. You may also look at individual states by clicking on the state of interest on the United States map.

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To identify the state with the most TAA participants, use the state-by-state statistics for all states database. Compare the values of column 3, “Workers,” to determine the state with the highest number of participants.

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To identify the state with the fewest TAA participants, use the state-by-state statistics for all states database. Compare the values of column 3, “Workers,” to determine the state with the lowest number of participants.
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Now you will utilize the FY2010 data from the Department of Labor to determine “Entered Employment Rate,” using the map of the United States, which is available The US Department of Labor, Employment. Hover over each state to see the data value for “Entered Employment Rate.”

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a. For FY2010, what is the Entered Employment Rate for Texas?

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Correct answer: 67.9%

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b. For FY2010, what is the Entered Employment Rate for Ohio?

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Correct answer: 44.05%
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Comparing the data from the first question on TAA participants and the data from the previous question, the data in Figure 3-6, and what we know about unemployment in the specific-factors model, choose the best answer.

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Figure 3-6 shows that the % share of employment in manufacturing as well as the raw number employed in manufacturing declined from 1974 to 2014, making this the most likely sector. Students will also likely be able to support this conclusion from the knowledge that Michigan is the home to the U.S. automobile industry.

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The TAA program is specifically designed to support workers who have lost their jobs due to trade. The fact that Alaska had zero (0) participants in full year 2010 indicates that its economy does not have reported employment losses due to trade.

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The Employment Retention Rate (TAA Measures) in Texas is greater than that in Tennessee or Utah, which means that there is a greater possibility of finding lasting employment.