Eurostat- Euroarea Unemployment rate at 10, 3% EU27 at 9.8%, The euro area1 (EA17) seasonally-adjusted2 unemployment rate3 was 10.3% in November 2011, unchanged compared with October4. It was 10.0% in November 2010. The EU271 unemployment rate was 9.8% in November 2011, also unchanged compared with October4. It was 9.6% in November 2010.
Quaterly Report on de Euro Area In its focus section, the December 2011 edition of the Quarterly Report presents new empirical insights into the drivers of total factor productivity (TFP) growth. It shows that a significant part of the deceleration of trend TFP in euro-area Member States can be explained by changes in the skill composition of the labour force as well as by trends in domestic and foreign knowledge capital stocks. In particular, most Member States show a declining contribution from skill improvements to TFP. In many euro-area Member States, the contribution of knowledge capital to TFP has been depressed by adverse trends in domestic knowledge investment. Finally, the analysis also stresses the importance of cross-border knowledge spillovers.
EU Employment and Social Situation Quarterly Review December 2011. According to the new EU Employment and Social Situation Quarterly Review, the modest labour market recovery stopped in the third quarter of 2011 with a drop by 0.1 %. With this negative trend since summer 2011, more Member States are recording employment slowdown or decrease. On the other hand, European unemployment has reached a historically high level, at a rate of 9.8 %.
Europe in figures Year Book 2011 presents a comprehensive selection of statistical data on Europe. With more than 450 statistical tables, graphs and maps, the yearbook is a definitive collection of statistical information on the European Union. Most data cover the period 1999-2009 for the European Union and its Member States, while some indicators are provided for other countries, such as members of EFTA, candidate countries to the European Union, Japan or the United States.
European Globalisation adjustment Fund co-funds measures to help workers who have fallen victim to mass redundancies from a single business or sector within the same, or two contiguous regions to find new jobs. This brochure provides background information on EGF actions in five EU Member States. It also includes interviews with people who have either benefitted from the measures or been involved in their implementation. This publication is available in printed format in English, French and German and in electronic formatin all EU official languages.
Does SME created more and better jobs?85% of net new jobs (1) in the EU between 2002 and 2010 were created by small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). This figure is considerably higher than the 67%-share of SMEs in total employment. During this period, net employment in the EU's business economy rose substantially, by an average of 1.1 million new jobs each year. These are the main results of a study on the essential contribution of SMEs on job creation presented by the European Commission today.
European Competitiveness Report 2011 As in previous editions, the ECR 2011 analyses a number of topics that are important for the competitiveness of the EU industry and economy. The analysis is based on economic theory and empirical research. The aim of the report is to contribute to policymaking by drawing attention to recent economic trends and developments and by discussing policy implications.
Boletin Digital del F.M.I. Enero 13-2012PROGRAMA DE EVALUACIÓN DEL SECTOR FINANCIERO- El FMI examinará algunos de los grandes sectores financieros en 2012 .
OCDE 2012 Year BookToward a positive legacy of a terrible crisis is the title of the editorial by OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría sets the tone in this second annual OECD Yearbook 2012. The 168 page volume features articles by renowned guests from government, business, trade unions and civil society who join OECD experts to take stock of the crisis and explore the key questions that confront the world economy in the year ahead:
OCD´S REVIEW OF THE DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION PROGRAM OF SPAIN Spain’s development aid much improved, but still needs more focus. Though the economic crisis has forced Spain to cut public spending in the past year, including to development co-operation, its aid has almost doubled since 2003.
Finance´s for Europe Entrepteneurs This brochure gives examples of businesses which have benefited from guarantees and equityparticipations under the CIP programme. They are in various lines of business, have different locations, sizes and financing needs. But what they had in common was the need for assistance in obtaining finance to grow and create jobs, a need we could respond to.
EUROSTAT Newsrelaise Euroindicators 16/2012- 31 January December 2011 Euro area unemployment rate at 10.4% EU27 at 9.9%. Eurostat estimates that 23.816 million men and women in the EU27, of whom 16.469 million were in the euro area, were unemployed in December 2011. Compared with November 2011, the number of persons unemployed increased by 24 000 in the EU27 and by 20 000 in the euro area. Compared with December 2010, unemployment rose by 923 000 in the EU27 and by 751 000 in the euro area.
Fundación Alternativas Nº- 166/2012 La cooperación financiera en la ayuda multilateral de la política española de cooperación al desarrollo. Así, que una política económica orientada al fortalecimiento de los sistemas productivos junto a la implementación de políticas sociales que beneficien en mayor medida a los pobres, pueden tener un impacto en la reducción de la pobreza mucho mayor que si se combinan dichas políticas sociales con otras en el ámbito económico que apuestan por la liberalización comercial y financiera de los países en desarrollo..
Study on SMEs´ Impact on the EU Labort MarketThe European Commission published a study analyzing the important role small and medium sized enterprises play in creating more and better jobs.According to the analysis, 85% of net new jobs in the EU between 2002 and 2010 were created by small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). This figure is considerably higher than the 67%-share of SMEs in total employment. During this period, net employment in the EU's business economy rose substantially, by an average of 1.1 million new jobs each year.
Study on the Opportunities for the Internationalisation SME´s
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) perform a critical role in the European economy. Europe’s capacity to build on the growth and innovation potential of SMEs will be decisive for the future prosperity of the EU. The study looks to build on this potential, focusing on the opportunities for EU SMEs in markets outside the EU, and the role of business support for such companies when accessing these markets. The study looks in particular at the support provided to SMEs in relation to seven key target markets: Brazil, Russia, India, China (BRIC), Japan, South Korea and Ukraine. In addition, some sections of the report consider the opportunities presented in five other target markets: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova. The main objectives of the study were to analyse the market potential for SMEs in the 12 third country markets, and to examine options to better connect European SMEs to these markets.
EU Employment and Social Situation Quarterly Review December 2011. According to the new EU Employment and Social Situation Quarterly Review, the modest labour market recovery stopped in the third quarter of 2011 with a drop by 0.1 %. With this negative trend since summer 2011, more Member States are recording employment slowdown or decrease. On the other hand, European unemployment has reached a historically high level, at a rate of 9.8 %.Europe in figures Year Book 2011 presents a comprehensive selection of statistical data on Europe. With more than 450 statistical tables, graphs and maps, the yearbook is a definitive collection of statistical information on the European Union. Most data cover the period 1999-2009 for the European Union and its Member States, while some indicators are provided for other countries, such as members of EFTA, candidate countries to the European Union, Japan or the United States.
European Competitiveness Report 2011 As in previous editions, the ECR 2011 analyses a number of topics that are important for the competitiveness of the EU industry and economy. The analysis is based on economic theory and empirical research. The aim of the report is to contribute to policymaking by drawing attention to recent economic trends and developments and by discussing policy implications.
Boletin Digital del F.M.I. Enero 13-2012PROGRAMA DE EVALUACIÓN DEL SECTOR FINANCIERO- El FMI examinará algunos de los grandes sectores financieros en 2012 .
OCDE 2012 Year BookToward a positive legacy of a terrible crisis is the title of the editorial by OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría sets the tone in this second annual OECD Yearbook 2012. The 168 page volume features articles by renowned guests from government, business, trade unions and civil society who join OECD experts to take stock of the crisis and explore the key questions that confront the world economy in the year ahead: OCD´S REVIEW OF THE DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION PROGRAM OF SPAIN Spain’s development aid much improved, but still needs more focus. Though the economic crisis has forced Spain to cut public spending in the past year, including to development co-operation, its aid has almost doubled since 2003.
Finance´s for Europe Entrepteneurs This brochure gives examples of businesses which have benefited from guarantees and equityparticipations under the CIP programme. They are in various lines of business, have different locations, sizes and financing needs. But what they had in common was the need for assistance in obtaining finance to grow and create jobs, a need we could respond to.
EUROSTAT Newsrelaise Euroindicators 16/2012- 31 January December 2011 Euro area unemployment rate at 10.4% EU27 at 9.9%. Eurostat estimates that 23.816 million men and women in the EU27, of whom 16.469 million were in the euro area, were unemployed in December 2011. Compared with November 2011, the number of persons unemployed increased by 24 000 in the EU27 and by 20 000 in the euro area. Compared with December 2010, unemployment rose by 923 000 in the EU27 and by 751 000 in the euro area.
Fundación Alternativas Nº- 166/2012 La cooperación financiera en la ayuda multilateral de la política española de cooperación al desarrollo. Así, que una política económica orientada al fortalecimiento de los sistemas productivos junto a la implementación de políticas sociales que beneficien en mayor medida a los pobres, pueden tener un impacto en la reducción de la pobreza mucho mayor que si se combinan dichas políticas sociales con otras en el ámbito económico que apuestan por la liberalización comercial y financiera de los países en desarrollo..
Study on SMEs´ Impact on the EU Labort MarketThe European Commission published a study analyzing the important role small and medium sized enterprises play in creating more and better jobs.According to the analysis, 85% of net new jobs in the EU between 2002 and 2010 were created by small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). This figure is considerably higher than the 67%-share of SMEs in total employment. During this period, net employment in the EU's business economy rose substantially, by an average of 1.1 million new jobs each year.Study on the Opportunities for the Internationalisation SME´s
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) perform a critical role in the European economy. Europe’s capacity to build on the growth and innovation potential of SMEs will be decisive for the future prosperity of the EU. The study looks to build on this potential, focusing on the opportunities for EU SMEs in markets outside the EU, and the role of business support for such companies when accessing these markets. The study looks in particular at the support provided to SMEs in relation to seven key target markets: Brazil, Russia, India, China (BRIC), Japan, South Korea and Ukraine. In addition, some sections of the report consider the opportunities presented in five other target markets: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova. The main objectives of the study were to analyse the market potential for SMEs in the 12 third country markets, and to examine options to better connect European SMEs to these markets.
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