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by lagadu
3884 days ago
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Yes but the EU standard (which only Spain doesn't follow IIRC) for measuring unemployment is a more inclusive than the US one.[1] edit: which isn't to say that France doesn't have higher (comparable) unemployment rates than the US, I believe it does but different government types have different tolerances and expectations for unemployment levels naturally. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unemployment#Measurement |
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