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20 Million People In China Aged 16 To 24 Out Of Jobs: Report
Currently, in China, about 20 million people aged 16 to 24, are out of work in cities and towns, according to CNN calculations based on official statistics.
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Young India Set To Replace China As Growth Engine Of Asia: Report
India is poised to emerge as an economic superpower, driven in part by its young population, while China and the Asian Tigers age rapidly, according to Deloitte LLP.
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Opinion: Two-Child Policy for China is Too Little, Too Late
When Chinese leaders convene this week for a four-day meeting on the future of the country's economy, the biggest news might have to do with babies. According to reports in Chinese media, the government may be ready to relax the notorious "one-child" policy, in existence since the late 1970s, and allow Chinese parents to have two kids.
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No end in sight to global jobs crisis: International Labour Organization
Youth jobless rates have soared, increasing the risk of social unrest especially in parts of Africa and the Middle East. Long-term jobseekers are demoralised and an average of 40 per cent of job seekers in their prime (aged 25-49) in advanced countries have been without work for more than a year, the report found. The report recommends countries wo...
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20 Million People In China Aged 16 To 24 Out Of Jobs: Report
Currently, in China, about 20 million people aged 16 to 24, are out of work in cities and towns, according to CNN calculations based on official statistics.
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Young India Set To Replace China As Growth Engine Of Asia: Report
India is poised to emerge as an economic superpower, driven in part by its young population, while China and the Asian Tigers age rapidly, according to Deloitte LLP.
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Opinion: Two-Child Policy for China is Too Little, Too Late
When Chinese leaders convene this week for a four-day meeting on the future of the country's economy, the biggest news might have to do with babies. According to reports in Chinese media, the government may be ready to relax the notorious "one-child" policy, in existence since the late 1970s, and allow Chinese parents to have two kids.
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No end in sight to global jobs crisis: International Labour Organization
Youth jobless rates have soared, increasing the risk of social unrest especially in parts of Africa and the Middle East. Long-term jobseekers are demoralised and an average of 40 per cent of job seekers in their prime (aged 25-49) in advanced countries have been without work for more than a year, the report found. The report recommends countries wo...
