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Unemployment (China) |
Wall Street Journal
Dec 8
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A new survey shows that the real unemployment rate in China is double the official level, and layoffs rose sharply among migrant workers in the past year, underlining a challenge for China's new leaders to maintain growth.
NPR
Oct 5
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China's national statistics office works hard, but the country is so big and changing so quickly that it's hard to keep track of what's going on.
MarketWatch
Aug 16
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Ahead of the market open, investors are focused on the latest U.S. economic data, including jobless claims, and Wal-Mart’s latest earnings report.
Financial Times
Jun 8
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While Europe and US struggle with unemployment, China’s labour problem is the opposite, with a record shortfall of workers in the first quarter
Clusterstock
Feb 5
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From Citigroup, a look at the unemployment rates in some major countries. Notice anything weird from the land of made-up economic statistics? (See answer below).
Update: A few commenters got it. Chinese unemployment doesn't fluctuate!
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Clusterstock
Oct 25
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China's official unemployment rate fell to 4.1% in September, from 4.2% the month before according to the
Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security. This is also lower than the 4.3% unemployment rate recorded at the end of 2009 according to...
Clusterstock
Oct 22
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China's unemployment rate came in at an incredibly low 4.1% for Q3, according to China Daily.
But what does that unemployment rate really include?
Only 9.05 million urban Chinese claimed to be unemployed in Q3.
So, if 9.05 million is 4.1% of...
Canadian Business
Sep 6
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Oil prices slipped to near US$74 a barrel Monday as traders weighed whether growing Chinese demand can offset weak U.S. fuel consumption amid high
Stock Market Analysis, Trading, And Financial Commentary - Rebel Traders
Aug 27
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Two of China's main issues, i.e. unemployment and overcapacity had some measure of "good news" this week. In reports from China's coastal regions (the most dynamic economically), we learnt that while exports have started to pick up, employers...
BBC News
Aug 4
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China's job outlook remains "very grave" and could deteriorate further, despite faster economic growth, a senior official says.
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