Labour force participation among men ages 25-54 in the US has been falling for more than six decades. This column examines this longstanding decline, its potential causes, and its implications for public policy and the future of the US labour market.
Sandra Black, Jason Furman, Emma Rackstraw, Nirupama Rao, 06 July 2016
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