> Not necessarily. For example 60% of Americans have at least one chronic illness, and those often necessitate taking large amounts of time doing relatively lit

> Not necessarily. For example 60% of Americans have at least one chronic illness, and those often necessitate taking large amounts of time doing relatively little. How has this number changed since, say, 2007? I mention 2007 because a lot more people were employed then. How has their ability to work changed since then?