What market variables would be inversely proportional to unemployment?

Hi,
Which market variables would be inversely proportional to unemployment?Bond and stocks are inversely proportional to each other So are bond prices and yields (interest rates). What about employment/unemployment?

I look forward to your feedback
davidmich

Neckties.

Aside from interest rates (directly affects investments), you have inflation (which can affect consumption), and the government deficit (which can affect government spending.)

Thanks the diego. I’d like your opinion of these sites and info.

  1. http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~dbackus/Global_Economy/Logistics/GP5/Group_Project__5_cbp242_Global_Economy___Project_5_FINAL.pdf

US Unemployment Rate – Unemployment moves inversely with GDP growth
and was very high during the financial crisis and decreased as the economy
improved. Similarly with the housing starts, there was a slight change in
direction in 2009, so it isn’t clear whether unemployment is stabilized just yet.

http://www.econ.yale.edu/~nordhaus/homepage/documents/Unem_2011_post.pdf

Okun’s Law: unemployment moves inversely with Y
Beveridge Curve: Unemployment moves inversely with
vacancy rate (later)
Phillips Curve: Inflation moves inversely with
unemployment (Monday)