2025-12-20 15:20:39

The unemployment rate in Europe reflects significant disparities between regions and economies. In the Balkans and Eastern Europe, the situation remains more tense: North Macedonia records 11.5%, followed by Bosnia and Herzegovina with 11.2%. Spain completes the high-rate trio, reaching 10.45%. These contrast with Nordic and Central countries, where the situation is more stable. Finland (9.6%), Greece (8.6%), Lithuania (8.5%), Serbia and Sweden (both 8.2%), Albania (8.1%), then France (7.7%) and Austria (7.5%) form the intermediate group. Estonia (7.1%) and Latvia (6.9%) are among the lowest rates in Europe. These variations reflect differences in economic structure, employment policies, and the disparate impacts of labor market transformations in the region.

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 2025-12-20 15:50

The unemployment rate in the Balkans is really crazy, North Macedonia at 11.5% just skyrocketed... If I were there, I would have already ape everything into crypto lol

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