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Italy Populists Agree To Form Coalition Government

The world’s devel­oped economies have got a new stage of unem­ploy­ment — its lev­el is back down to before finan­cial cri­sis. Accord­ing to data from OECD unem­ploy­ment lev­el fell 5.6pc in Octo­ber across the 35 coun­tries, while in 2010 its peak was 8.5pc.

The euro­zone over­all still suf­fers a job­less rate of 8.8pc, below its 12.1pc peak in 2013 but above its 2008 lev­el of 7.4pc. In the coun­tries with very low job­less rate it is expect­ed that pay growth will start in near future.

Italy Populists Agree To Form Coalition Government

Peter Dixon, Head Econ­o­mist at Com­merzbank states “It cer­tain­ly appears that there have been struc­tur­al shifts in the labour mar­ket across the indus­tri­alised world with the result that wages are less respon­sive for any giv­en rate of unemployment.

  • Econ­o­mists fore­cast that on a longer-term per­spec­tive labour force par­tic­i­pa­tion has a strong poten­tial and will be ben­e­fi­cial for world’s economy.
  • The gap in employ­ment rates between Amer­i­ca’s high­est- and low­est-income fam­i­lies has stretched to its widest lev­els since offi­cials began track­ing the data a decade ago, accord­ing to an analy­sis of gov­ern­ment data con­duct­ed for The Asso­ci­at­ed Press.

U.S. house­holds with income of more than $150,000 a year have an unem­ploy­ment rate of 3.2 per­cent, a lev­el tra­di­tion­al­ly defined as full employ­ment. At the same time, mid­dle-income work­ers are increas­ing­ly pushed into low­er-wage jobs. Many of them in turn are dis­plac­ing low­er-skilled, low-income work­ers, who become unem­ployed or are forced to work few­er hours, the analy­sis shows.

“It cer­tain­ly appears that there have been struc­tur­al shifts in the labour mar­ket across the indus­tri­alised world with the result that wages are less respon­sive for any giv­en rate of unemployment.”

— Adam smith

Many of them in turn are dis­plac­ing low­er-skilled, low-income work­ers, who become unem­ployed or are forced to work few­er hours, the analy­sis shows.

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