Whereas unemployment rose in January, four the unemployed tariffs of estados' more above raised the one of 10%, according to the federal data sent Wednesday. In January, 49 states and districto of Colombia registered the increases of the unemployment index of the month-on-month, the department of disclosed work. The 50 states and districto of Colombia had tariffs higher than the previous year.

The totals agriculturists of the work did not lower in 42 states, they increased of 7 states and districto of Colombia, and were without changes in Vermont.

It only quarrels unemployed of diminished Luisiana. It fell 5,1%, 0,4 points of the percentage to lower than the previous month.

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report the information including also for Puerto Rico. The USA the unemployed tariff of the Commonwealth lowered 0,5 points of the percentage as of the last month, but still whopping is stopped in a 13%.

The report of the unemployment of be-by-been for January came after the disclosed government Friday that the landlords radically reduced to 651,000 works through the nation in February and the 655,000 works reviewed in January.

That brought losses of the work during the six months last to more than 3,3 million. The index of unemployment of the nation in February was stopped in 8.1%, his of the high level in 25 years and raises from the 7,6% of January.

The Wednesday report demonstrates that the unemployed tariffs in several states rose in January, with four becoming loose through level double-digit of the percentage. Michigan, Carolina of the South, Rhode Island and California lead the USA unemployed tariffs.

Main states: The unemployed tariff in Michigan lead the package, the 1,4 highest points of the percentage to 11,6%. The state lost 69,000 works.

The reduction car of the industry has hammered Detroit - the sector of the manufacture of the state explained 53,000 of these lost works.

The index of present unemployment of Michigan is highest from the May of 1984, during another rough time for automakers, said to Rick Waclawek, director in the department of work of the state.

The state with the high tariff segundo-más was Carolina of the South, where the unemployed tariff jumped 1,6 points of the percentage to 10,4%. Carolina of the South tied with Carolina of Norte and Oregon for the greatest tariff of the month-on-month increases.

Carolina of the South also tied with Carolina of the North for the greater unemployed tariff increases as of the previous year, in 4.7 points of the percentage.

The state with the third-highest unemployment rate, Rhode Island, capped to full to year of consecutive job losses for the state. Its unemployment rate climbed 0,9 percentage point to 10,3%.

The unemployment rate in California, the nation's most populous state, was the fourth highest. It climbed 1,4 percentage points to 10,1%.

Lowest rates: Wyoming had the lowest unemployment rate, AT 3,7%. That's to 0,5 percentage point increase from December.

North Dakota's jobless rate was second lowest. It climbed 0,9 percentage point to 4,2%.

State budget issues: The job losses have weighed on state budgets. When people lose to their jobs, they pay less in personnel state income tax, they spend less money, and rely dwells on public-funded programs.

It's to bitter cocktail for the states. AT least 46 of them phase shortfalls this to year or next, according to Nick Johnson, fiscal director of the state project AT the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

States plows leaning on the $140 billion included for them in President Obama's $787 billion package, which is meant to stimulate the economy and promote job growth.

For But that's only about 40% of states' combined budget gaps to remainder of the current fiscal to year and the next two years, Johnson said.

Chad Stone, chief economist, said the Center is “pretty confident” the stimulus package will start to have an impact to over 2009.

“Given the momentum of the downturn, this money will merely slow the declines to rather than turn it around,” Stone said. “It's going to sees hard to see the effect even if it's working well.”