How jobs growth forecast was done - USATODAY.com: "Economic consulting firm Moody's Economy.com has forecasted U.S. job growth by geographic region and by industry. This interactive was updated Jan. 28, 2010. We will update it each month.
This graphic shows actual job growth through third-quarter 2009 and Moody's Economy.com's forecasted job growth for fourth-quarter 2009 through third-quarter 2013. It covers every state, the District of Columbia and 384 metro areas, broken down by fourteen industry sectors. The data are seasonally adjusted.
National, state and metro data through third-quarter 2009 are averages of monthly data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Current Employment Statistics (CES) survey.
The CES survey tracks the number of people employed full and part time by industry. It excludes proprietors, self-employed people, unpaid family or volunteer workers, farmworkers and domestic workers. Government employment covers only civilian workers. Employees are counted where they work, not where they live."
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