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20% seems too high, but the difference is mostly due to people that unable or "unable" to work. They are not unemployed in the sense used here.
by gizzlon 13y ago
20% seems too high, but the difference is mostly due to people that unable or "unable" to work. They are not unemployed in the sense used here.
- perbu 13y agoQuite a few people choose not to work (fathers and mothers of young children) is a good example. Apart from the oil, one of the bright lights in the Norwegian economy is the fact that a really high percentage of the population is working. If the number is 20% - then that's _really_ low.