According to CNNMoney, the underemplyment rate as of January 2009 in the United States is 13.9%. That is up from 13.5% in December of 2008.
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One solution to unemployment and underemployment is to bring jobs back to America. Take any incentives away from companies that go overseas. Penalizing companies, or taxing them, can make it more attractive to stay in the U.S.
Participation rate of what.
The exchange rate of US to Euros is +0.522 %.
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The underemployment rate, or people holding down part-time jobs, stood at 19.1 percent, down from 19.4 percent in April but still much higher than the 17.9 percent underemployment rate in the same period last year.
According to the CIA World Factbook Pakistans 2008 estimated unemployment rate is 7.4% plus substantial underemployment.
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According to the CIA World Factbook (2008 est.) the unemployment rate in China is 4% officially in urban areas, but including migrants may be as high as 9%; substantial unemployment and underemployment in rural areas.
Martin Karcher has written: 'Unemployment and underemployment in the People's Republic of China' -- subject(s): Underemployment, Unemployed
Mike Hopkins has written: 'Alternatives to unemployment and underemployment' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Unemployment, Underemployment
Unemployment rate in Cameroon is quoted at 9.3%. However underemployment is found to be 68.8%. Women and university graduates at 36.5%. The answer to your question that chance of employment is very slim
Underemployment is not something you apply for. It is a "type" of employment already engaged in. As an extreme example, if an electronics engineer was working as a dishwasher, he'd be considered underemployed.
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Yes. Corporate tax rate is around 30%; personal income tax rate is 35% and sales tax rate is around 16%. Mexican Government's taxes and revenues amount for 21.1% of GDP, or some US$223 billion; however due to high incidence of underemployment (around 25% of the labor force), many people and companies underreport or skip altogether their fair share of taxes.
no capital,many business failed, etc
Kenneth E. Phillips has written: 'Urban underemployment and the spatial separation of jobs and residences' -- subject(s): Commuting, Labor supply, Underemployment