Millions of native-born Americans at their prime working age remain out of the nation’s labor market, new analysis details.
Center for Immigration Studies researchers Steven Camarota and Karen Zeigler published the analysis this week, showing that the share of American men and women who are working age but who are not in the workforce is still historically high.
In particular, just 11.3 percent of working-age American men were out of the labor market. Today, more than 21 percent of working-age American men are not in the labor market.
Even among American men considered to be in their prime for employment, age 25 to 54, more than 11 percent…
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