Unemployment
The United States unemployment rate reached a post–World War II high of 9.7 percent in 1982. It remained high at 9.6 percent in 1983 as a result of the most severe economic recessi...
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Unemployment is when somebody is not employed. In the UK, many people are not working but also are not ¡§officially unemployed.¡¨ These people are inactive members of the working a...
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Many people fear being unemployed for a number of reasons. The ordinary person can fear unemployment, firstly due to stigma attached to it by our society today. Many people feel if they do not have a ...
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In an economy, the labour market is known as a factor market as it involves the selling of labour, one of the four factors of production, to employers in return for income. The Australian labour mark...
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Unemployment is the percentage of people in the labour force without work but actively seeking employment. Australia's rate of unemployment is around 23 year lows measuring at 5.7% in April, 2004 but ...
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Unemployment
