The Covid-19 pandemic and associated recession have had dramatically different effects across industries, with some, including large parts of the leisure and hospitality sector, truly devastated and others, like much of the manufacturing sector, able to recover quite quickly. This has led some analysts to describe the pandemic as a
reallocation shock, requiring substantial movement of labor across industries.[ 1] Such a process likely requires substantial time, during which the natural rate of unemployment may be elevated. In this
Chicago Fed Letter, we consider two questions: First, has the need for labor reallocation risen, and second, has there been an increase in the amount of reallocation that is actually occurring?
An assessment of the impact of COVID-19 on job and skills demand using online job vacancy data
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