
The latest unemployment data (PDF) from Europe have more scary news: a “lost generation” of unemployed young people continues to grow. While fewer than 10% of Germans under age 25 are unemployed, a full 62% of young Greeks are out of work, 55% of young Spaniards don’t have jobs, and 38.7% of young Italians aren’t employed. Italy (38.7%) surpassed Portugal (38.6%) in this measure for the first time in January 2013.
And most Europeans aren’t hopeful that the situation will change anytime soon:
