The Economist (July 20)
2013/ 07/ 22 by jd in Global News
European leaders are beginning to address the youth unemployment crisis, but the measures they are introducing “suffer from the same flaws that have plagued the European Union’s response to the crisis over the past three years: a lack of boldness, an incomplete analysis of the problem and an excessive faith in copying German policies.” With nearly 8 million European youth not in work, education or training, the problem is massive and the proposed measures “not nearly enough.”
Tags: Analysis, Boldness, Crisis, Europe, German policies. Education, Leaders, Training, Youth unemployment
