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During 2019, 20.8 percent of people with a disability either were employed or were looking for work. In contrast, the labor force participation rate for people without a disability was 68.7 percent. Across all age groups, labor force participation rates were much lower for people with a disability than for people without a disability. Full Text »
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testing image with data for pdfData from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Expenditure Survey (CE) indicate that in 2016, U.S. households made $269.6 billion in cash contributions to persons or organizations outside the household
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