People’s communication patterns change when they are unemployed, according to a new study.

A study, co-authored by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers, which took data from two European countries, suggests that mobile phone data can indeed provide rapid insight into employment levels.
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“Individuals who we believe to have been laid off display fewer phone calls incoming, contact fewer people each month, and the people they are contacting are different,” said Jameson Toole, a PhD candidate in MIT’s engineering systems division, and co-author of the study, in a 15 June press statement.
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