At the same time, the aim is not to permanently replace the market. The public sector needs to ensure that an exit strategy is in place that allows it to withdraw from its interfering role and to leave room for market forces to unfold in a constructive way. 2. Running monetary policy without an interbank market?
US unemployment measured 5 per cent before the crisis, and peaked at around 10 per cent before declining to current levels of around 8,5 per cent. Youth unemployment is currently 16,0 per cent. In the UK, youth unemployment – at 22,2 per cent – is close to the 1 million mark.