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Unemployment

Unemployment is the state of not being in paid employment or self-employment but rather currently available for work. Unemployment is measured by the unemployment rate, which is the number of people who are unemployed as a percentage of the labour force (the total number of people employed above a specified age added to those unemployed) during the…

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related to Historical: Europe and Japan · 87
Unemployment → Albrecht, Allen, An International Comparison, Arthur, Bernhard, Beveridge, Britain, Broadberry, CS1, Denmark, Destitution, Dimsdale, Economic History, Economic Journal, Economic Policy, Edward, Europe, Explorations, Federal Reserve Bank, First
related to Historical: United States · 60
Unemployment → Alexander, American Unemployment, Archived, Cambridge University Press, CESifo Working Papers, Economic History, Economic Perspectives, Economic Policy, Employment, First Fired, Frank, Future, Gallaway, Government, Great Depression, Hatton, Illinois Press, Interdisciplinary History, ISBN, January
related to References · 50
Unemployment → Advanced Macroeconomics, Aftershock, Alfred, America's Future, Annamaria, Basic Income, Cincinnati, David, Economic Democracy, European Single Currency, Ewan, Farmer, Fernando, Financial Liberalization, Fourth, Full Employment, Globalization, Heidelberg, In Franzini, Industrial Law Journal
related to United States Bureau of Labor statistics · 26
Unemployment → Additional, Both, Bureau, CES, Commerce, CPS, Department, Employment Situation Summary, Household Survey, ILO, Labor, Labor Statistics, Labor's Employment, Office, Payroll Survey, PDF, Since, The, The BLS, The Bureau
related to 21st century · 16
Unemployment → December, EU, EU27, Europe's, European, European Union, For, France, Germany, In November, Into, Latvia, November, Spain, The, United Kingdom
related to NEET · 16
Unemployment → Canada, China, Education, Employment, Generations, It, Japan, NEET, Not, Serbia, South Korea, The, The NEET, Training, United Kingdom, United States
related to Marxian theory of unemployment · 15
Unemployment → According, As, At, Capitalist, For, From, He, Karl Marx, Keynesian, Marx, Marxists, The, This, Workers, Yet
related to European Union (Eurostat) · 13
Unemployment → Both, EA19, EU-LFS, EU28, European Union, European Union Labour Force, Eurostat, For, ILO, It, Statistical, Survey, The
related to External links · 11
Unemployment → CEIC DataCurrent, Govt Jobs Archived, Lebanese-economy-forum, March, Media, Right Platform, Wayback MachineThermal, Wikimedia Commons Quotations, Wikiquote The, WiktionaryEconomic Policy InstituteCurrent, World Bank
related to Full employment · 10
Unemployment → An, Historical, However, In, MZM, NAIRU, Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate, Some, The, Whatever

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Unemploymentcauses450.90text
Unemploymentis astate of not being in paid employment or self-employment but rather currently available for work0.90text
Unemploymentis atime period between jobs in which a worker searches for or transitions from one job to another0.90text
Unemploymentis acomponent of structural unemployment0.90text
the employment-to-population ratio might be more suitable for evaluating the status of the workforceinstance ofstatistical figures0.80text
the economy if they were based on people who are registeredinstance ofstatistical figures0.80text
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as taxpayers.Work permits for foreign workers can in some cases crowd out citizens out of employmentinstance ofstatistical figures0.80text
the MZMinstance ofthe velocity of money supply measures0.80text
daycare centers.The frictions in the labour market are sometimes illustrated graphically with a Beveridge curveinstance ofand assistance0.80text
a downward-slopinginstance ofand assistance0.80text
convex curve that shows a correlation between the unemployment rate on one axisinstance ofand assistance0.80text

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