average so what s to be done. it s also very important to give a boost to work productivity so we expect important labor market reforms and women welfare under specially a decisive reducing of the tax wage one of italy s most important problems probably me that he thought. but some observers warn that a far greater problem is lurking in the background poll say that eighty percent of the electorate simply don t trust the state. from italy into the united states where president donald trump has announced new tariffs against steel and aluminum imports which he says will be made official next week the plan is to levy a twenty five percent charge on steel and a ten percent charge on aluminum the protectionist measure has sent the dow jones and other stock markets lower and drew an immediate reaction from the european union it said it will respond with tariffs of its own. steel made
parliamentary studio welcome to the program what is the main driver of the growing employment numbers in germany there are two main drivers of the growing german employment figures the first is germany is simply a good place to invest and to create jobs that s due to the labor market reforms that were implemented some thirteen years ago the second point is obviously we are enjoying global sick they can upswing strong economic growth in major parts of the wood including germany and that of course means more gains in jobs now what do you make of the fact that the employment in the service sector grew the strongest should a country with a strong industrial sector like germany boast jobs in this segment particularly. well a strong economy like germany is should be adding jobs in many sectors and that s what s germany is doing and quite naturally the biggest gains are in parts of the
is not entirely leaving germany. france s president i m annoyed my call has signed a series of controversial labor market reforms into law tens of thousands of people took to the streets to protest the change in measures make it easier for companies to hire and fire workers and also allow small companies to negotiate directly with their staff instead of recurring to trade unions mccall was elected on the hopes that these reforms would help reduce france s unemployment rate which is currently at nine and a half percent now some say the reforms are urgently needed others say they will hurt france and society and economy but let s see what they mean on a practical level what will actually change lewis took on the pros and cons of presidents mccall flexion reform. money that ran for a german had always dreamed of moving to paris eight months ago she opened
is not entirely leaving germany. france s president i m annoyed my call has signed a series of controversial labor market reforms into law tens of thousands of people took to the streets to protest the change in measures make it easier for companies to hire and fire workers and also allow small companies to negotiate directly with their staff instead of recurring to trade unions mccall was elected on the hopes that these reforms would help reduce france s unemployment rate which is currently at nine and a half percent now some say the reforms are urgently needed others say they will hurt francis society and economy but let s see what they mean on a practical level what will actually change lewis took on the pros and cons of presidents mccall flexion reform. money that ran for a german had always dreamed of moving to paris eight months ago she opened
able to get the russians to help out in ousting assad. and what the heck is a higgs bozon and why should you care that astronauts found it? america s favorite astro physicist, neil degrasse tyson will explain it all. first, here s my take america has had one more bad month for jobs. 80,000 created last month. this seems a depressing piece of a pattern. over the last two decades, u.s. economic recoveries have tended to be slow and jobless. in every recession from 1948 to 1990, jobs came back to pre-recession levels six months after the economy returned to its pre-recession level. after the recession of the early 1990s, jobs came back 15 months later. after the slowdown of the early 2000s, jobs took 39 months to come back. this time, it may take about 60 months, five years, for employment to return to pre-recession levels, according to an analysis by mckinsey. what happened? well, over the past quarter century, two large forces have swept the world. globalization and the