"Unemployment is not only an economic problem, but a social problem as well, in as much as its consequences are not limited to any one individual. As unemployment persists, employed workers run the risk of losing their jobs, as has been made clear in recent recessions, especially the current one. Unemployment acts as a drain on the economy, siphoning off great human capital potential. In this light, unemployment must be seen as the greatest failure …showed first 75 words of 1045 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1045 total…there is nothing wrong with a few people that do not have a job. They however haven’t seen the homeless living in sewers and subway stations and they haven’t heard the churning of the stomach of a little boy who hasn’t eaten in days. Bibliography Unemployment http://www.optonline.com/comptons/ceo/04931_A.html Lipsy, Purvis, Courant Economics-Eight Canadian Edition Papers from the 5th CAW Constitutional Convention, 1997 Philippe Rochon Economics in Crisis