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This strikes me as a bit of a sloppy statement. For starters it is not exactly clear what they mean by "a positive effect on the nation's currency" Maybe an inverse relationship between the unemployment rate and the exchange rate can be described, but they sure haven't done it here.
I agree this is a little vague. It would be interesing to see a chart that shows unemployment vs. exchange rates.

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What they're saying is that when unemployment goes down the newly employed spend more money than they used to, boosting GDP and (in the current situation) demand for the dollar. I think. It depends on the wider context from wherever you got this from. Where do you get this shit from?
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I was looking for an economic calander for my intranet that was premade, this was the first one.