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The following countries have reported the highest unemployment rates as of 2021, based on data from the World Bank, International Labor Organization, and other sources:
- South Africa – 32.6%
- Namibia – 33.4%
- Eswatini – 34.4%
- Lesotho – 34.6%
- Bosnia and Herzegovina – 36.6%
- North Macedonia – 37.5%
- Greece – 39.4%
- Spain – 15.3%
- Croatia – 9.7%
- Italy – 10.5%
Top Ten Countries with Highest Employment Rate 2017 |
Rank | Country | Unemployment Rate(%) |
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1 | Zimbabwe | 95 |
2 | Liberia | 85 |
3 | Burkina Faso | 77 |
4 | Cocos Islands | 60 |
5 | Djibouti | 60 |
6 | Congo | 53 |
7 | Syria | 50 |
8 | Senegal | 48 |
9 | Nepal | 46 |
10 | Bosnia And Herzegovina | 43.2 |
Top 50 Countries with Highest Employment Rate 2017 |
Rank | Country | Unemployment Rate(%) |
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11 | Haiti | 40.6 |
12 | Kenya | 40 |
13 | Eswatini(Swaziland) | 40 |
14 | Marshall Islands | 36 |
15 | Kosovo | 35.3 |
16 | Afghanistan | 35 |
17 | Grenada | 33.5 |
18 | Mauritania | 31 |
19 | Kiribati | 30.6 |
20 | Cameroon | 30 |
21 | Libya | 30 |
22 | Mali | 30 |
23 | American Samoa | 29.8 |
24 | Namibia | 28.1 |
25 | Lesotho | 28.1 |
26 | Yemen | 27 |
27 | South Africa | 26.8 |
28 | Gaza Strip | 26.1 |
29 | Korea, North | 25.6 |
30 | Macedonia | 24.9 |
31 | Greece | 24.6 |
32 | Nigeria | 23.9 |
33 | Nauru | 23 |
34 | Dominica | 23 |
35 | Equatorial Guinea | 22.3 |
36 | French Polynesia | 21.8 |
37 | Gabon | 21 |
38 | Botswana | 20 |
39 | Saint Lucia | 20 |
40 | Spain | 19.7 |
41 | Serbia | 18.9 |
42 | Saint Vincent And The Grenadines | 18.8 |
43 | Montenegro | 18.5 |
44 | Armenia | 18.1 |
45 | West Bank | 17.7 |
46 | Ethiopia | 17.5 |
47 | Albania | 17.3 |
48 | New Caledonia | 17.1 |
49 | Mozambique | 17 |
50 | Micronesia | 16.2 |
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