Unemployment

Exports: 39 million € in 2002 Imports: 275 million € in 2002 from where a deficit of 236 million € Principal suppliers : France, EU, South America Density of population 383hab/km² Demographic growth 14 births out of 1000 inhabitants Rate of unemployment: 23 % in 2004. Rate of elimination of illiteracy: 97, 7%. ● The economy of Martinique is based mainly on agriculture (canes with sugar, banana, pineapple), it tourism and agro alimentary industry. Until the middle of the 20° century, Martinique

social situation in the french suburbs. The term banlieues (suburbs) has often been used to describe troubled suburban communities those with high unemployment, high crime rates, and frequently, a high proportion of residents of foreign origin. As in every country, some areas have a very high unemployment rate. As the social security, unemployment and other welfare system benefits are not indefinite, and are predicated upon having had a job at one point, families with no paid income do not benefit

d'opportunité d'avoir l'emploi préfère le laissé passer. Si ce fléau est éradiqué la Cote d'ivoire continuera son beau développement autrement elle sera livré au chômage. Anglais Ivory coast in the opportunity to have low employment rate of unemployment is very high at 49% happens to be found in the works is a real game of chance. This is the case of some graduates who can not even find a job. I think for a good development must improve hiring systems. First a best graduates followed as it will

Montenegro to the South. 1. A general overview of the economic, political, social & business environments. Economic environment: The interethnic warfare in Bosnia and Herzegovina caused production to plummet by 80% from 1992 to 1995 and unemployment to soar. With an uneasy peace in place, output recovered in 1996-99 at high percentage rates from a low base; but output growth slowed in 2000-02. Part of the lag in output was made up in 2003-08 when GDP growth exceeded 5% per year. Banking reform

illustrating those two economic concepts (consumption and investment). As Keynes’ consumption equation states (C = a Y + b, with Y = revenue), households’ consumption depends on their current revenue. By decreasing the revenue, the rising of the unemployment rate leads to a decrease in consumption. However, other reasons can explain this decrease. Indeed, households’ choice between consuming and saving depends on the amount of their current revenue but also on their future revenue (M. Friedman, A.

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least 4 weeks’ paid annual leave, health assessments for night workers) b) old and new trends After WWII, there was no unemployment in developed countries. An amazing growth created a great number of jobs. Welfare State policies improved workers’ conditions, employees were guaranteed benefits from the cradle to the grave. But since the 1980s, unemployment has been a big issue. Profitability and cost effectiveness are the most important features in a global world. The Job-for-life

Nino Chilaia Profits and social responsibility In 1920, large corporations established pension and unemployment compensation funds, they limited working hours, raised the wages, built houses and churches and even participated in a charity. According to Neil J. Mitchell it was caused by a legality problem that came across to corporations. Furthermore, large corporations introduced “welfare capitalism” in order to create a good public reputation. As Henry Ford said well-paid workforce is more

getting busier and busier. The figures of unemployment are placing work into one of the most important values of our society. Do people work to live or live to work? We’ll give some arguments leading to both points of view. Firstly, everybody knows that to live people have to earn money and, to earn money you have to work! Without any coin in pocket, people can’t really go far. That’s why most people are seeking for a job. The figures of unemployment show this phenomenon (8% of jobless people

propensity? Rozáliá Pál The financial wealth of households is estimated to have recovered in 2009, mainly on the back of a higher savings propensity and a positive wealth effect resulting from gains on the financial markets and despite rising unemployment and negative real wage growth. The more favourable economic outlook, despite persisting tensions in the labour market, combined with more cautious consumer behaviour may allow further recovery in wealth accumulation over the forthcoming period