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    Die südeuropäische Arbeitslosenquote entspricht nun der nordeuropäischen

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    6. TukkerWolf on

      Surprising how high the unemployment rate in northern Europe is. But anyway, very good news for the southern countries. 🙂

    8. grafknives on

      Are those South countries generating some much workplace? GDP growth?

      Or it is just demographical changes?

    10. SaraHHHBK on

      Funny how we didn’t come up with a lovely xenophobic acronym for them, huh?

    11. jah-selassie on

      2026 and still with the xenophobia and European separatism; congratulations

    12. Aakhkharu on

      As a greek, ‚PIGS‘ is accurate.

      Also, yeah the rates met but the difference is that it’s on the lowest end for pigs and a the highest end for snifd. So the comparison is somewhat ingenuine.

    14. A_Norse_Dude on

      That is some awesome work, yet hard but damn well done Southern Europe!

    16. CurrencyDesperate286 on

      Sure, unemployment rates have converged, but there’s still huge disparity in labour force participation so *employment* rates are still not similar, except for Portugal.

      Employment rate – Q3 2025:

      Italy – 67.5%

      Spain – 72.3%

      Greece – 70.9%

      Denmark – 80.0%

      Sweden – 81.9%

      Norway – 79.4%

      Iceland – 87.2%

    17. Familiar-Weather5196 on

      Portugal and Italy doing most of the work here, and Sweden and Finland in reverse for the nordics

    18. Careful-Fish-7036 on

      The pigs at The Economist still call PIGS Portugal Italy Greece and Spain …

    20. IfailAtSchool on

      Want some austerity measures? You could try them, they are wonderful. Looks like you are lazy

    23. MairusuPawa on

      I’m interested in the „bullshit jobs“ rate. Maybe we’re measuring this with a wrong approach.

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