A) Overheating rapidly
B) Showing signs of a labor market slowdown 
C) Entering a manufacturing boom
D) Experiencing record wage growth

A) Oil price shocks
B) Large decline in government employment 
C) Bank failures
D) Hurricane damage

A) Healthcare 
B) Leisure and Hospitality
C) Government Education
D) Retail Trade

A) Stocks fell sharply due to inflation fears
B) Stocks rose on hopes of fewer rate hikes 
C) Gold prices collapsed
D) Bond yields increased sharply

A) Increased significantly
B) Remained unchanged
C) Declined to about 61.4% 
D) Reached a record high

A) Strong and expanding rapidly
B) Weak, with slower hiring and job losses 
C) Unchanged from previous months
D) Experiencing record employment growth

A) Increased sharply
B) Remained unchanged
C) Decreased 
D) Were eliminated permanently

A) World Bank
B) International Monetary Fund
C) Federal Reserve 
D) World Trade Organization

A) Millions found new jobs
B) Labor force participation declined 
C) Government hiring increased
D) Manufacturing boomed

A) Lost 30,000 jobs
B) Added 30,000 jobs 
C) Added 100,000 jobs
D) Had no change