California's job engine is slowing as U.S. nears recession, UCLA predicts
by Margot Roosevelt, Los Angeles Times
Jun 05, 2019
2 minutes
California's low unemployment rate should persist through the next two years, but the state's generation of new jobs will lose steam, a new UCLA economic forecast predicts.
"The California economy is slowing down," wrote Jerry Nickelsburg, director of the UCLA Anderson Forecast, released Wednesday. "The state is, quite simply, running out of people to be employed."
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