Unemployment

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Benjamin Dijan Anaïs Pilloud Marie-Lou Duparc Sahra Rezgui Table of contents Introduction p. 3 Argument 1: the government’s role is so important that it creates demand, consumption and thus is able to resolve unemployment problems and to build a stronger economy By Sahra Rezgui p. 4 Argument 2 : A government does not necessarily need plenty of rules, laws and prohibitions but rather being more “involved” and thus more reagent. By Sahra Rezgui

entertain good relationship  Economic factors The per capita disposable income is increasing so the population can now afford to pay some luxury goods. People are working longer hours and have less time for leisure activities. The level of unemployment in the island is quite alarming. The fact that there are more potential workers available is not reassuring because people lack technical skills to meet the job requirements.  Social factors More and more women are becoming financially independent

Sous la tutelle du Ministère du travail - Department of Labor - Unemployment Insurance Service - Frances Perking Building - 200, Constitution Avenue - N.W. Washington -D.C. 20210, chaque Etat applique ses propres dispositions dans le cadre des normes fédérales. Le Fonds fédéral d'assurance chômage ("Federal Unemployment Trust Fund") est le plus souvent alimenté par les seules cotisations patronales, aux termes du "Federal Unemployment Tax Act" - (F.U.T.A.). La cotisation due à l'État fédéral est de

la baisse). En cela, l’erreur d’anticipation d’inflation, mêlée à la viscosité des salaires, altère l’ajustement des salaires. L’inflation peut donc conserver un effet relatif sur le niveau de chômage(7). 1. A. W. Phillips, The Relation between Unemployment and the Rate of Change of Money Wage Rates in the U.K., 1861-1957, Économica, « New Series », novembre 1958. 2. P. A. Samuelson et R. M. Solow, « Analytical Aspects of Anti-inflation Policy », American Economic Review, mai 1960. 3. M. Friedman

industrialized countries such as Japan and Taiwan grew in power and represented a threat. The industry started to suffer from its ‘lame-ducks’. > the de-industrialization became necessary. In the 1970’s : vietnam war, big financial problem, unemployment and it became obvious that the world was so interrelated ( interdependant) and Britain couldn't remain isolated. 1970 - 1974 : the new Prime Minister is Edward Heath and he tried what we call the ‘U-turn policy’ which broke with the Keynesian

However, the end of the 1970’s is remembered overall as a time of hanger and conflict characterised by the increasing power of the trade union. In the winter of 1978/1979, Britain was paralysed by a series of public sector strike. There was high unemployment; in fact it was the highest since the war, high inflation and energy crisis. The British economy was on the brink of collapse. Many talked about British disease and blamed an expensive welfare system, power full trade union and over side public

currency functional and successful. (Pettinger 2010). The countries constituting the euro area are economically diverse; it is easy to see huge differences existing in terms of employment, growth, inflation and business cycles. For instance, the unemployment rate in Spain is, according to Eurostat, around 20.7 percent whereas in Germany it is around 6.7 percent (Eurostat 2010). The GDP growth is another significant figure to observe those huge differences. The Economist reported in 2010 that the GDP

other economists who support minimum wage would argue that it is a way to increase the purchasing power of low-skilled labours that could eventually push goods demand upward, which would increase investments and economic activities and thus reduce unemployment. Germany and France have over the time adopted two different approaches over the minimum salary due to historical contexts and cultural differences. In France, low-skilled labour beneficiate from a nationwide SMIC (French minimum wage) whereas

Scottish strengths and key industries, relationships with the world, the Scottish independence project ] | * Table of content Introduction 2 I. Economic situation of Scotland 3 A. Growth 3 B. Inflation 4 C. Employment/Unemployment 5 D. Further information 8 II. PEST analysis of the key industries 9 A. Agriculture and fisheries 9 B. Petroleum and gas 14 C. Electronic 16 D. Tourism: 18 E. Others 19 III. The Scottish independence 20 A. Scotland’s