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Meanings of jobless rate in English

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Usage of jobless rate in English
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Five years ago Ireland had the second-highest jobless rate in the EU.
The Irish Times
2
The jobless rate was at the lowest level since November last year.
Reuters
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The jobless rate in rural areas is well above the U.S. average.
Reuters
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The jobless rate has been stuck around this level since March, 2003.
The Irish Times
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The overall jobless rate is now three times that at 10 percent.
Reuters
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A 17 percent jobless rate here is nearly twice the national average.
Reuters
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But the jobless rate, while very low, has stopped falling so quickly.
Reuters
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Among young black South Africans the jobless rate is one in two.
Reuters
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The last time the jobless rate fell was in September of last year.
The Irish Times
10
The jobless rate also rose for the first time in nearly a year.
Reuters
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Even the falling jobless rate among African Americans divided the chamber.
Reuters
12
The jobless rate, however, is seen holding steady at 10 percent.
Reuters
13
Separate data showed Germany's jobless rate fell while euro zone factory activity accelerated.
Reuters
14
The jobless rate climbed to 5 percent its highest level in two years.
Reuters
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He noted the jobless rate had been falling for more than a year.
The Irish Times
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Economists estimate the jobless rate could reach 10 percent next year.
Reuters
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Jobless rate across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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