Justin Lahart
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They're sort of adjacent to one another.
There are other sectors that we saw growth in.
Construction, that could reflect the data center construction going on.
Manufacturing did a little better.
But it's really health services, health services, health services, which has really been powering the job market for a long time now.
We have an aging population.
We have more health care needs.
So it is natural to expect that we're going to see demand for these health care jobs continue.
Thank you.
I'm an economics reporter in New York.
It's very, very confusing.
It doesn't look like it's a recession right now, but it's not going great guns.
And we know that people's views of the economy, you know, generally are really, you know, strikingly bad.
No, I mean, in fact, the U.S.
has been losing manufacturing jobs this year.
Despite this... I mean, think about it.
You can't just like change on a dime and create a factory, right?
That takes a long time.