Global Unemployment Rate

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:nigeria: Nigeria: 33.3%
:south_africa: South Africa: 32.9%
:es: Spain: 13.26%
:greece: Greece: 10.9%
:tr: Turkey: 10%
:iran: Iran: 9.7%
:brazil: Brazil: 8.8%
:chile: Chile: 8.8%
:uruguay: Uruguay: 8.6%
:it: Italy: 7.8%
:india: India: 7.8%
:sweden: Sweden: 7.5%
:egypt: Egypt: 7.1%
:fr: France: 7.1%
:eu: Euro area: 6.5%
:pakistan: Pakistan: 6.5%
:paraguay: Paraguay: 6.5%
:venezuela: Venezuela: 6.4%
:argentina: Argentina: 6.3%
:austria: Austria: 6.2%
:de: Germany: 5.6%
:indonesia: Indonesia: 5.45%
:cn: China: 5.2%
:canada: Canada: 5%
:saudi_arabia: Saudi Arabia: 4.8%
:bangladesh: Bangladesh: 4.7%
:uk: UK: 3.9%
:australia: Australia: 3.7%
:norway: Norway: 3.5%
:ru: Russia: 3.5%
:netherlands: Netherlands: 3.4%
:us: US: 3.4%
:jp: Japan: 2.8%
:united_arab_emirates: UAE: 2.75%
:kr: South Korea: 2.6%
:mexico: Mexico: 2.4%
:denmark: Denmark: 2.3%
:vietnam: Vietnam: 2.25%
:switzerland: Switzerland: 2%
:singapore: Singapore: 1.8%
:thailand: Thailand: 1.05%
:cambodia: Cambodia: 0.36%
:qatar: Qatar: 0.1%

Global unemployment snapshot.

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In search of corroboration, I asked chatGPT.

Which are the countries with the highest unemployment rates in the world? Sort in decreasing order.

ChatGPT

I’m sorry for the inconvenience, but as an AI with a knowledge cutoff in September 2021, I don’t have real-time data updates. As of my last training data, the countries with the highest unemployment rates varied due to various socio-economic factors, but these often included countries with ongoing conflicts, economic crises, or underdeveloped labor markets.

For the most accurate and up-to-date statistics on global unemployment rates, I would recommend checking the latest reports or data from reliable sources like the International Labour Organization (ILO), the World Bank, or the United Nations.

However, if you’re interested, I can provide data up to 2021:

As of my last update, some countries with high unemployment rates included:

  1. South Africa
  2. Greece
  3. Spain
  4. Nigeria
  5. Bosnia and Herzegovina

These countries may not be in the correct order, and this list may have changed significantly in the years following 2021. For the most accurate information, please consult a current and trusted resource.

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Nigeria missing from here …