When the strike ended, substantial macroeconomic damage had been done with unemployment up by 5 percent to a peak of over 20 percent in March 2003.
This increase brought the country to a national unemployment peak of over 20 percent in March 2003. When the strike ended, substantial macroeconomic damage had been done with unemployment up by 5 percent.
When the strike ended, substantial macroeconomic damage had been done with unemployment up by 5 percent. This increase brought the country to a national unemployment peak of over 20 percent in March 2003.
When the strike ended, substantial macroeconomic damage had been done with unemployment up by 5 percent. This increase brought the country to a national unemployment peak of over 20 percent in March 2003.