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Since 1973, the underlying tendency in most industrial countries has been for unemployment to increase strongly; the rate of unemployment rose noticeably in almost all instances. Nevertheless, trends in employment were much more varled, with significant differences visible between individual countries. The following article is a summary of the findings of a report concerning the reasons underlying differences between employment trends in the USA, Japan and the EC since 1973.1

Employment trends in the USA, Japan and the EC