Article Teens Need Jobs

Through this article the author is claiming that

• Teens are not prepared to get a job.

• Teens should work to gain experience.

• Teens should focus on school rather than work.

• Teens that work have better social skills.

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• borne

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According to the article the reason why we have unemployment insurance is to

• Protect business from recesions

• Balance the economy for the future

• Protect people from the ups and downs of the business cycle

• It is a law requirement

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The counter-claim of the article is

• Parents may argue that teens should focus on school than on a job.

• The unemployment keeps teens from finding jobs.

• Capitalism structural problems keeps teens from getting a jobs.

• Other countries are doing better at helping teens with employment.

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• sustain

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• borne

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The evidence from the North Eastern University Center for Labor Market Studies is

• Reliable evidence

• Unreliable evidence

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The evidence "One study in the United States and Britain said..." is

• Reliable evidence

• Unreliable evidence

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The Germans were able to lower youth unemployment up to . . .

• 2.5 %

• 5 %

• 9.5 %

• 12 %

The Dutch, Netherlands and New York youth programs data were included to

• Extend the length on article with multiple facts.

• Prove that government involvement is crucial to help teens find jobs.

• Persuade the reader that it is not always posible to help teens find a job.

• Prove the negative effects that teen unemployment can cause.

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