To me, at least, the unemployment problem is the most critical problem of our country.

There is little evidence to suggest that the Games solve long-term unemployment problems.

We had a slump in 1981 - long before anyone else - which was when our unemployment problem began.

We still face unemployment problems, but the fact remains that employment has increased by 2,700.

And for those willing to serve the State there was no question of a graduate unemployment problem before the 1880s.

The government had a most efficient, if brutal, answer to the unemployment problem.

We have an unemployment problem that is much greater than before.

So here too, the euro should make a big difference to our unemployment problem.

It is this attitude which makes finding a solution to the unemployment problem in Europe the more difficult.

But this is not sufficient to solve the unemployment problem.