In past non-recessionary periods, a typical worker in the United States who is covered by unemployment insurance receives ______ percent of his or her former wages for ______ weeks.

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In the United States, during non-recessionary periods, a typical worker covered by unemployment insurance typically receives 50 percent of their former wages for up to 26 weeks.

In Past Non-Recessionary Periods, a Typical Worker in the United