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Global Youth Unemployment Rate At Lowest Level For 15 Years, Says UN
Global youth unemployment is at its lowest level for 15 years, the United Nations said Monday, though not all regions have yet recovered from the Covid-19 slump.
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World Bank Says India Has "Enormous Potential", Projects 7.3% Growth Rate In 2018
With an "ambitious government undertaking comprehensive reforms", India has "enormous growth potential" compared to other emerging economies, the World Bank said today, as it projected country's growth rate to 7.3 per cent in 2018 and 7.5 for the next two years.
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World Economic Forum Warns Over International Conflicts
In its 2015 Global Risks Report, published Thursday, the WEF found "interstate conflict with regional consequences" to be the top risk facing the world, ahead of extreme weather, the spread of infectious diseases, climate change and sky-high youth unemployment levels in some parts of the world.
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United Nations labour office sees 12.7% of youth out of work globally
The UN labour office says it expects 12.7 per cent of youth globally to be unemployed in 2012 and the rate to remain "at the same high level" at least four more years.
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Global Youth Unemployment Rate At Lowest Level For 15 Years, Says UN
Global youth unemployment is at its lowest level for 15 years, the United Nations said Monday, though not all regions have yet recovered from the Covid-19 slump.
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World Bank Says India Has "Enormous Potential", Projects 7.3% Growth Rate In 2018
With an "ambitious government undertaking comprehensive reforms", India has "enormous growth potential" compared to other emerging economies, the World Bank said today, as it projected country's growth rate to 7.3 per cent in 2018 and 7.5 for the next two years.
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World Economic Forum Warns Over International Conflicts
In its 2015 Global Risks Report, published Thursday, the WEF found "interstate conflict with regional consequences" to be the top risk facing the world, ahead of extreme weather, the spread of infectious diseases, climate change and sky-high youth unemployment levels in some parts of the world.
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United Nations labour office sees 12.7% of youth out of work globally
The UN labour office says it expects 12.7 per cent of youth globally to be unemployed in 2012 and the rate to remain "at the same high level" at least four more years.
