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The rich world’s nascent recoveries are losing momentum even though joblessness remains worryingly high.

The West Midlands was the hardest hit region, with joblessness jumping to 10.3%.

All this means that grappling with entrenched joblessness deserves to be far higher on America's policy agenda.

While Wall Street is handing out billions in bonuses, American families are struggling with joblessness, home foreclosures and rampant debt.

By in effect paying firms to hoard workers, governments have slowed the rise in joblessness and helped prop up consumer confidence and demand.

Mr Barro thinks it is a case of "moral hazard" : if people are insured against a risk such as joblessness, they will try less hard to escape it.

Pew Social Trends report found that the long-term unemployed were significantly more likely to say they had lost some of their self-respect than their counterparts with shorter spells of joblessness.

But joblessness has not been evenly distributed throughout the city.

In many countries long-term unemployment has soared both in absolute terms and as a proportion of total joblessness.

Early bouts of joblessness, or starting in a lower-level job with lower pay, can mean lower levels of career attainment and earnings over a lifetime.

An increase in joblessness, leading to higher benefit payments, is not the cause: the unemployment rate is lower than it was a year ago.

Money permitting, maybe a spate of joblessness would jolt me into taking more initiative.

And there will be howls from Congress, and maybe the White House too, if interest rates rise when joblessness is still high and the deficit huge.

America's structural reforms ought to focus on encouraging households to reduce their debts more quickly and tackling entrenched joblessness.

Thanks to welfare schemes and unemployment benefits, many of which have their origins in those dark days, joblessness no longer plunges people into destitution, at least in the developed world.