Romania’s Jobless Rate Drops In Q3

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Jan 2009

Romania’s Jobless Rate Drops In Q3

(RTTNews) - The jobless rate in Romania declined to 5.4% in the third quarter from 5.6% in the second quarter, a report by the National Institute of Statistics said Tuesday.

The unemployment rate for the youth aged 15-24 years was 19.2%.

Meanwhile, the employment rate for the 15-64 aged population was 60.5% in the third quarter.

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