What was that Lucrum was saying about google? : )
Fair enough. I'll assume the blogger's chart uses the same definition of LFPR that your site does. And what about students, are they in or out? We know that they are unemployed (after graduation) at nearly three times the general rate (young people in general). What about productivity gains (they're quite good in the US)? The last question goes back to the statement I've made earlier, the US economy, on the face of it, excepting the harm to individual lives for a moment, does not need everyone working, not in a basics sense. We are a net food exporter. We are (now) a fuel exporter.
[The point of the latter is this, we appear to be accomplishing the dream of the early 20th century, an automated economy where robots largely do the "needful but irksome drudgery". The distribution is terrible, of course.]
