Only the U.S. and Japan are growing at similar rates compared with their precrisis growth

Among industrialized economies, only the U.S. and Japan are growing at similar rates compared with their precrisis growth rate after adjusting for changes in the working-age population, but their economies have still grown more slowly than expected.

Chosen excerpts by Job Market Monitor. Read the whole story at  Five Trends That Will Shape the Future of the U.S. Economy – Real Time Economics – WSJ