Michigan unemployment will get higher during 2008

If you're wondering about job prospects in Michigan, take a look at unemployment expectations in the Great Lakes State for this year.  The Detroit News reports this morning:

In the meantime, up to 51,000 jobs may disappear this year, according
to a forecast by University of Michigan economists Joan Crary, George
Fulton and Saul Hymans. The state's unemployment could hit 8.2 percent,
a level not seen since 1992.

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