Data: BLS; Chart: Axios Visuals The U.S. economy added 2.23 million jobs in 2024, including 256,000 in the final full month of Joe Biden's presidency. The big picture: There have been more jobs ...

In a December 2 post on X, formerly Twitter, Alex Armlovich — a senior housing analyst for the Niskanen Center — praised Biden's record on creating manufacturing jobs.

President Joe Biden had good news to deliver in the final jobs report of his administration, which saw jobs growth that defied expectations. Speaking from the Roosevelt Room in the White House on ...

Factcheck.org puts it this way: “Biden has seen an average monthly increase of 18,200 manufacturing jobs per month, compared to 11,600 per month pre-pandemic under Trump.” ...

“Joe Biden’s administration helped to create 16.6 million jobs,” Kawasaki shared on Threads, BlueSky, and LinkedIn. “More than the administrations of Trump, Obama, and George W. [Bush.] ...

Biden said 16.6 million new jobs were created, adding that it was "most of any single presidential term in history." Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning.

For example, it lost 44,000 jobs in March 1993 and 18,000 jobs in May 1995: In contrast, the Biden administration saw new jobs created in the U.S. economy every month: ...

Further, while the U.S. economy added jobs at an unprecedented rate during the first part of Biden's mandate, about 9 million of them were the result of a "catch-up effect" that followed massive ...