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Why Europe's Job Market Is Splitting in Half
This episode of The European Economy Podcast examines the growing divergence in Europe's labor market. With the US posting a shockingly low 57,000 jobs in June and the eurozone labor force participation rate at a 50-year low, Lucas and Luna explore why southern Europe is seeing job growth while Germany and France stall. They dig into the role of early ECB rate cuts, the impact on consumer confidence, and what this means for the recovery. If the economy is growing at 2.1% annualised, why aren't jobs following? Tune in for a data-driven look at the two-speed jobs crisis…
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