by Tyler Durden
A month ago, Zero Hedge
readers were stunned to
learn that unemployment among Europe's young adults has exploded as a
result of the European financial crisis, and peaking anywhere between
46% in the case of Greece all they way to 51% for Spain. Which makes us
wonder what the reaction will be to the discovery that
when it comes to young adults (18-24) in the US, the employment rate is just barely above half, or 54%, which just happens to be the
lowest in 64 years, and 7% worse than when Obama took office promising a whole lot of change 3 years ago.
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