Your figures do not prove the point you intend because your figures compare recent numbers with 2010, which was probably one of if not the worst year of this recession...two years after the housing market crash when the unemployment numbers where terrible and when as I recall a huge number of people were drawing their two year long unemployment checks.
To see where we really are, the comparison would have to be with one of our better years when almost everyone who wanted a job had a job.
And that is my final word on the topic as it says all I need to say.
Sounds good. tx for coming back to me.