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California | New York | Connecticut | New Jersey

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by American Way Staff

70% of the nation’s job losses in the recession of 1990-91 were accounted for by just five states — California, New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Massachusetts.

24% The number of states that experienced job gains rather than losses during that period.

Source: Los Angeles Times

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