The number of available jobs in the United States fell 22.4% last July compared to a year earlier, a situation that economists say could be due to the interest rate hikes that the Federal Reserve has implemented to lower prices. The number of available jobs fell to 8.82 million, down 3.69% from June, according to the latest data released by the Bureau of Labor…
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