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1 Arbeitslosigkeit
Arbeitslosigkeit f PERS, SOZ, WIWI unemployment, joblessness • Arbeitslosigkeit abbauen PERS reduce unemployment, cut unemployment, absorb unemployment • Arbeitslosigkeit verringern SOZ reduce unemployment, cut unemployment, curb unemployment • die Arbeitslosigkeit abmildern SOZ alleviate unemployment, soften unemployment • die Arbeitslosigkeit bekämpfen GEN fight unemployment, combat unemployment, reduce unemployment • die Arbeitslosigkeit schwächt sich ab SOZ unemployment slows down • von Arbeitslosigkeit bedroht PERS threatened with unemployment • von Arbeitslosigkeit betroffen sein PERS, SOZ be hit by unemployment, be affected by unemployment* * *f <Person, Sozial, Vw> unemployment, joblessness ■ Arbeitslosigkeit abbauen < Person> reduce unemployment, cut unemployment, absorb unemployment ■ die Arbeitslosigkeit bekämpfen < Geschäft> fight unemployment, combat unemployment, reduce unemployment ■ von Arbeitslosigkeit bedroht < Person> threatened with unemployment ■ von Arbeitslosigkeit betroffen sein <Person, Sozial> be hit by unemployment, be affected by unemployment* * *Arbeitslosigkeit
unemployment, joblessness;
• von Arbeitslosigkeit betroffen (heimgesucht) unemployment-ridden (-bedevilled);
• unter der Arbeitslosigkeit leidend unemployment-burdened;
• anhaltende Arbeitslosigkeit prolonged (sustained) unemployment;
• entwicklungsmäßig (technologisch) bedingte Arbeitslosigkeit technological unemployment;
• örtlich bedingte Arbeitslosigkeit local unemployment;
• chronische Arbeitslosigkeit hard core of unemployment;
• dauernde Arbeitslosigkeit chronic unemployment;
• erhöhte Arbeitslosigkeit rise in unemployment;
• fluktuierende Arbeitslosigkeit frictional unemployment;
• konjunkturbedingte (konjukturell bedingte) Arbeitslosigkeit cyclical unemployment;
• langfristige Arbeitslosigkeit long-run (-term) unemployment;
• partielle Arbeitslosigkeit partial unemployment;
• rezessionsbedingte Arbeitslosigkeit recession unemployment;
• rückläufige Arbeitslosigkeit decline in unemployment;
• saisonbedingte Arbeitslosigkeit seasonal unemployment;
• sektionale Arbeitslosigkeit local unemployment;
• nicht sichtbare Arbeitslosigkeit hidden unemployment;
• strukturbedingte (strukturelle) Arbeitslosigkeit structural ((technological) unemployment;
• temporäre Arbeitslosigkeit frictional unemployment;
• versteckte Arbeitslosigkeit concealed (disguised) unemployment;
• vorsätzliche Arbeitslosigkeit voluntary unemployment;
• vorübergehende Arbeitslosigkeit intermittent unemployment;
• zeitbedingte Arbeitslosigkeit secular unemployment;
• zunehmende Arbeitslosigkeit unemployment advance (trend);
• Arbeitslosigkeit unter den Erwachsenen adult unemployment;
• Arbeitslosigkeit der Hafenarbeiter redundancies in the docks;
• Arbeitslosigkeit beseitigen (beheben) to alleviate unemployment;
• Arbeitslosigkeit durch weitere Staatsverschuldung beseitigen to spend one’s way out of unemployment;
• alle Mittel zur Verringerung der Arbeitslosigkeit einsetzen to focus on reducing unemployment;
• der Arbeitslosigkeit mit Exportsteigerungen zu Leibe rücken to mop up unemployment by means of export growth;
• Arbeitslosigkeit vergrößern to add to unemployment;
• Arbeitslosigkeit verhüten und bekämpfen to prevent unemployment.
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