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The Unemployment Rate increased sligIftlyin November: <br />• Nonfarm payrollettrplayinerrt ed little f+3%000) in November., and the upenoo me <br />edVdup 1to"%,Ah*VI4.8Ure&U 7' emporary hopservices and lheaU <br />care continued to add jobs ever the 40116nth, while employraentfel) in.retalltrade. Since cembw <br />2>3�9; tt�tal pakl � Chas y�� by a av era� trf $6,[l� per artc►r. <br />• The rsurnber of long4erm n {fie )oblessfor'27 weeks andt } vm *4e dwqV4 at 6.3 <br />Million d act*tll ed ter 411. 31:porftM mof the unemployed ir, November. <br />GmsoomokpMdudiftmand ' tuft 4' <br />+ *Sross due k prpdud — ftovitiput of goods and services produced byJabor aid pweper <br />located In ft Un*W MW -- at an annual rate of 2.S O~t In vt 2Q <br />that % from theae d tp third quarter), act ord ag to i3ie "morn estimalte released -y <br />the Bureau of EcsmnIc Analysis. I n the second quarter, rev# P Umtessed 3:7 <br />The In0ease in Ctip in the thirdgbarter krt*Vy tef etted poslthie coftb st+ohs from +porsorum <br />cvnsut nrlIturas fpft Pri"ta Dory ievesC tai, ware"Woll lived * nvestowt ` <br />exports, awl fecilatal government spending that war* panty offset b y a negative tim from <br />restillealal Axed Inwoftent. marts, w1hIdb are a subtraction in the caticulation of GPO, hXromd. <br />Marvifacturees Shipments, laventorW and t are: <br />+ :sr gl iw3rrgthrtee coa se lve hit Ini�reases, new orders for rias ufactumd goods in o <br />$3,6 n ter 6 <br />ema <br />nt to $429.1 Won ascord#r*std the ti *cats Du <br />the inc reasing$1tS rrxrr . percerit'loX21 <br />+ InwrgAtori is, 'gip nine of the last tin months, increased $4.7 billion br tl.2 percent to $538.2 bHhon. <br />irsonal � CxUmer adl� <br />�► d lr d Q 3 percent in October, In tit to a deava3s of Q.2 p 'opt in <br />l Parstu►uaM Consup w f xpenditures Increased 4.3 perwt, wmpar#4 with on Incmase <br />df U pamett 10 at bou W disposable Income and enpenditures are adjusted for kilflation ,to <br />better, pe&a actuatiftr4ps in kKo me and sp+eendltrg. For co ; " n, wmInal personal Income <br />ceased A.S percent In Octaril4t. <br />FtocrGstng> <br />+ Sam of new a#ngle4am+ liy buses In October were at a seasonally adjusted- annual of 2p ,.M. <br />x%Qrdir,S to estates r . ittirr ity to* by the U.S. Canso Bureau ao Ciue Deppit <br />Housing end Urban Qea Wpo%e at. -ftis is & I percent below the revised St tember:rate of 104W I and <br />It 2tt.S percent below the ber 2009 estimate of 396,0W, <br />• Singte ml[V housing starts In r 2010 were 436,OW, down 1.1% from the prior month. Shigle- <br />farntly building permits were 406,000, up 1.0% from the Septemberf gure of 4O2,11M. <br />If you would like to be added to the distribution list please contact: <br />Jared Wiener, Director of Economic Analysis, PRSP ()wiener @nccommerce.com, 715 -4199) <br />Michael Haley, Policy Director, PRSP (mhaley @nccommerce.com, 715 -6373) <br />Report Author: Derek Ramirez - Economist <br />Additional Report Contributors: Meihui Bodane and Anna Lea - Market Research Analysts <br />Previous Monthly Overviews are available on Commerce's website by clicking here or at the link below: <br />http: / / www.nccommerce. com/ en/ AboutDOC/ PublicationsReportsl EconomicOeve lopmentReports/Monthlyovervii <br />Policy, Research & Strategic Planning; November 2010 Report <br />Art number 2 <br />1 -1 <br />