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How does the employment outlook for financial counselors compare to other occupations between 2010 and 2020?

a. worse than average
b. better than average
c. impossible to tell due to lack of data
d. average

User Sergey Nikitin
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Answer:

B. better than average

Step-by-step explanation:

It is better because we have advanced in our financial educations, and data reporting. We also advanced in our employment fields. This affects the way it heads because the more people are employed the more people need financial counselors. Frome 2010 we only had a limited number of financial counselors, only 44% of them actually knew what they were doing. Surprisingly before 2010, they actually had more counselors, and by 2010 it fell by 1.9% it may seem small but that's a big number. Know in 2020, we had over 12,098 financial counselors, and 98.7% of them knew exactly what they were doing, the counselor administration reported a spike of 13.908%, this was the most they had seen since 1998. Industries helped this climax change, mainly the automotive and the technological industries. Soon the White House and the OHH made a new administrative group the AFC, basically, this said that if a financial counselor was not an A-certified Financial counselor they were not employed by the U.S.

User FrozenTarzan
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Answer:

I believe the answer is b

Step-by-step explanation:

Congress passed so many protections bills throughout the years.

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