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The first time, I wrote about the urgent need to liberalize labor policies in order to prevent the present 24 percent unemployment rate among younger French workers from worsening. Ironically, that attempt to liberalize a highly protected labor market provoked violent protests from its intended beneficiaries: the French youth.
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The first time, I wrote about the urgent need to liberalize labor policies in order to prevent the present 24 percent unemployment rate among younger French workers from worsening. Ironically, that attempt to liberalize a highly protected labor market provoked violent protests from its intended beneficiaries: the French youth.
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By FIRST PERSON | By Alex Magno | April 1, 2006 - 12:00am
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