VOICED : Spanish jobless rate

The video discusses the worsening unemployment situation in Spain, highlighting the increase in the number of unemployed individuals to 5.8 million, compared to 1.7 million in 2007. It also addresses the reduction in the number of employed people from 20.4 million to 17.3 million. Despite potential economic growth, the video suggests that it may not lead to significant job creation. The need for further labor reforms, including reconsidering the minimum wage, is emphasized, with a comparison to Germany, which does not have a minimum wage.

What was the unemployment figure in Spain at the peak of the economic cycle in 2007?

• 5.8 million

• 1.7 million

• 3.5 million

• 2.2 million

How many employed individuals were there in Spain during the peak economic period?

• 20.4 million

• 18.5 million

• 17.3 million

• 19.2 million

What is the current number of employed individuals in Spain as mentioned in the video?

• 15.6 million

• 17.3 million

• 18.9 million

• 20.4 million

What is one of the suggested reforms to address Spain's unemployment issue?

• Reduction in public spending

• Reconsideration of the minimum wage

• Introduction of a universal basic income

• Increase in taxes

Which country is mentioned as not having a minimum wage?

• France

• Portugal

• Germany

• Italy