Despite the rise of the “gig economy,” a BLS survey released today shows the fraction of American workers employed primarily thru alternative work arrangements has actually fallen since 2005.

Despite the rise of the “gig economy,” a BLS survey released today shows the fraction of American workers employed primarily thru alternative work arrangements has actually fallen since 2005. Read more from @JayCShambaugh, @ryan_d_nunn, & @laurenlbauer: https://t.co/KJe8tt2KVf pic.twitter.com/o3DBHQoNox

— The Hamilton Project (@hamiltonproj) June 7, 2018