Let's Argue

Now I wanna talk about what I will be talking about in my argument of fact. I kind of want to clear up any confusion about unemployed people maybe being lazy and that they don't want to work. When in fact there are unemployed people that want to work but are having trouble finding a job. I want to provide some more information on the different kinds of employment I talked about in my Annotated Bibliography and I also want to provide more statistics for more proof. At this point right now I am not too sure what I want to bring to you that is unknown. Hopefully through my research I can find something that not many people know and I can build on it. I want people to understand that not all unemployed people are unemployed by choice. I will find something that shows different people who are unemployed because of a circumstance rather than a choice. I want to find more facts on the different kinds of unemployment that will show people that finding a job is a really hard thing to do.

So far......

Well I have now been researching unemployment rates for a couple of weeks. I feel like I have learned a couple of different things from all my research. I've learned from some of these articles that unemployment wasn't a huge problem until the Great Recession. In all three of my articles that seemed to be an issue and two of them also talked about different kinds of unemployment. It also talked about how population affects unemployment. There wasn't really anything that was so new that it surprised me. I do want to some more research on the percentages of unemployment. I also want to research on how we can affect unemployment rates or help them. I will probably look in more journal articles for this information. I would also like to look at it somewhere else as well such as web sites.