Finland and Spain have the highest unemployment rates, Japan the lowest
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The Spanish rate stands at 10.1%, surpassed only by 10.5% of Finland, while 23.4% of its young people under 25 are unemployed
In 1978, which was a time of crisis and when the construction of the “State of Autonomys” began, the unemployment rate in Andalusia (12.5%) was the highest in Spain (6.9%). Fifteen years later, when the crisis of 93, it remained the highest and reached 33% (22.6% in Spain). With these data, Andalusia would have to have suffered a loss of population due to emigration, but the opposite happened. It increased by 713 thousand people (11.3%) and the …
Finland and Spain have the highest unemployment rates, Japan the lowest
Unemployment across the OECD averaged 4.9% in May 2026, but labor market conditions continued to vary significantly from one country to another as economic growth slowed across parts of the developed world.This visualization ranks seasonally adjusted unemployment rates for people aged 15 and older across OECD member countries in May 2026, using data from the OECD.Finland Tops the RankingFinland recorded the highest unemployment rate among OECD c…
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