Rural Conditions and Trends: Rural Industry Issue, Vol. 9, No. 3
Douglas E. Bowers and Fred Gale, editors
Rural Conditions and Trends No. (RCAT-93)
June 1999
About this magazine
This Rural Industry issue of Rural Conditions and Trends also reports on two longer term trends that have important implications for the rural economy: the increasing demand for skilled versus unskilled workers and deregulation of the transportation, banking, and electricity generation/distribution industries. Projections by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) indicate that the U.S. economy will continue to add skilled workers in the coming decade. Most new jobs will require post-high school training, and most will be in health, professional, social, and business service industries, which tend to be located in urban areas. Demand for agricultural, manufacturing, and mining output is expected to rise, but productivity gains will result in decreasing demand for workers in these industries.
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Updated date: June 1999
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