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I wonder how "gamified" are those numbers in other countries, and the unemployment numbers in general. Certain countries in Europe, at some point classify you a
by Ambolia 4y ago
I wonder how "gamified" are those numbers in other countries, and the unemployment numbers in general. Certain countries in Europe, at some point classify you as "unemployable" and give you some benefits so that you don't even show up on those numbers. Would be more interesting to see % of the population working and compare between different countries. Using "unemployment" numbers can mean very different things in different countries.
I'm not saying that Italy and Spain don't have the worst numbers, they probably do, but I am very suspicious about how real the "good" numbers are.
- bb88 4y agoA quick check shows the data comes from the EU statistics division, Eurostat. One of their primary goals is to standardize statistics across Europe.