Unemployment by Merino, Noël, editor instant download

Unemployment by Merino, Noël, editor instant download

\"Global Viewpoints: Unemployment: This title examines the topic around the issues of the global problem of unemployment, the victims of unemployment, the causes of unemployment, and the solutions to unemployment\"--, Includes bibliographical references (pages 197-200) and index, ch. 1. The global problem of unemployment. Unemployment is an ongoing feature of economies worldwide / Ceyda Öner -- Global unemployment threatens to cause a renewed recession worldwide / United Nations -- Unemployment in the European Union varies among member states / Eurostat -- Long-term unemployment is a serious problem in the United States / Gary Burtless -- Unemployment in Africa is widespread, especially among the young / Jonathan Oppenheimer and Michael Spicer -- Unemployment in Japan remains low and fairly stable / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) -- ch. 2. The victims of unemployment. Youth worldwide suffer disproportionately from unemployment / International Labour Organization -- Youth unemployment world is not as bad as is often stated / Steven Hill -- In the United States, men suffer from high rates of unemployment / Don Peck -- In Mexico, unemployment is highest for young women / Guadalupe Cruz Jaime -- Chinese survey finds higher jobless rate / Tom Orlik -- In Australia, the unemployed do not receive enough benefits / Suzy Freeman-Greene -- ch. 3. The causes of unemployment. High unemployment in the United States is caused by the global recession / Heather Boushey -- Unemployment in Europe is the result of the welfare state / James M. Roberts and J.D. Foster -- Unemployment in the United Kingdom is not caused by a culture of worklessness / Tracy Shildrick, Robert MacDonald, Andy Furlong, Johann Roden, and Robert Crow -- Youth unemployment in the Middle East and North Africa has a variety of causes / Masood Ahmed, Dominique Guillaume, and Davide Furceri -- In South Korea, overeducation has aggravated unemployment / Christian Oliver and Kang…