Published: 2 Jan 13 15:10 CET | Print version
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The number of people in Germany with a job rose to a record high level last year, even as growth momentum slowed with the eurozone debt crisis hitting the German labour market, data showed on Wednesday.
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Can you be more precise? How much is the unemployment rate increasing? I suppose you use rigorously collected data.
http://mobile.bloomberg.com/news/2012-08-30/german-unemployment-rises-for-a-fifth-month-amid-crisis.html
The article you mentioned says nothing about q4 (which is normal, because it is more than 4 months old). About q3 it says "The adjusted jobless rate was unchanged at 6.8 percent." Now it went down to an yearly average of 5.3%. So what exactly is your point?
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/11/prweb10087183.htm