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    Title: Growing Shortage of U.S. Workers
    Chart Title: Expected Labor Force and Labor Force Demand
    Chart Elements: Two - Line graph showing the number of Labors needed and Available.

    Values:
    • Labor Needed
      • 2002 = 143
      • 2003 = 144
      • 2004 = 145
      • 2005 = 147
      • 2006 = 149
      • 2007 = 151
      • 2008 = 153
      • 2009 = 155
      • 2010 = 157
      • 2011 = 158
      • 2012 = 160
      • 2013 = 162
      • 2014 = 164
      • 2015 = 166
      • 2016 = 168
      • 2017 = 170
      • 2018 = 172
      • 2019 = 174
      • 2020 = 176
      • 2021 = 178
      • 2022 = 180
      • 2023 = 183
      • 2024 = 185
      • 2025 = 187
      • 2026 = 189
      • 2027 = 191
      • 2028 = 194
      • 2029 = 196
      • 2030 = 198
      • 2031 = 200
    • Labor Available
      • 2002 = 144
      • 2003 = 145
      • 2004 = 146
      • 2005 = 148
      • 2006 = 149
      • 2007 = 150
      • 2008 = 151
      • 2009 = 152
      • 2010 = 153
      • 2011 = 154
      • 2012 = 155
      • 2013 = 156
      • 2014 = 156
      • 2015 = 157
      • 2016 = 157
      • 2017 = 158
      • 2018 = 158
      • 2019 = 158
      • 2020 = 159
      • 2021 = 159
      • 2022 = 159
      • 2023 = 160
      • 2024 = 160
      • 2025 = 161
      • 2026 = 161
      • 2027 = 162
      • 2028 = 163
      • 2029 = 164
      • 2030 = 164
      • 2031 = 165

    [Source: Employment Policy Foundation analysis and projections of Census/BLS and BEA data.]