Unemployment Rate Falls, But There's A Catch

June 04, 2010

Scott Neuman

Kim Monjoy (left) and Lesley Collins stand with other participants after attending a training course for new census employees in New York. Census workers will spread out across the country, knocking on doors to count the millions of people in the U.S. (AP)

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