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The Following Table Shows the Number of Payroll Jobs the Government

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The following table shows the number of payroll jobs the government added during the years its added jobs (since 1973) .The jobs are in thousands. The following table shows the number of payroll jobs the government added during the years its added jobs (since 1973) .The jobs are in thousands.   Approximately what percent of the time did the government add 200,000 or more jobs? A) 19% B) 50% C) 77% D) 81% Approximately what percent of the time did the government add 200,000 or more jobs?


A) 19%
B) 50%
C) 77%
D) 81%

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