Aides say more than 200,000 jobs have been created in a country with 25 percent unemployment.

But assume a level of 3 percent unemployment eight years from now.

With near 10 percent unemployment, Congress must get serious about creating new jobs & putting people back to work.

There is nearly 8 percent unemployment, a high figure for Britain.

That would make the days of 4 percent unemployment - the norm in the late 90's - feel far away.

Despite five years of zero growth, Japan still has only 3.2 percent unemployment.

Its zone would be in an area with 25 percent unemployment.

Certainly, 9 percent unemployment and very slow growth is not a good situation.

In a country with 40 percent unemployment, there may be nowhere to go but up.

In states with 7 percent unemployment, 13 additional weeks of benefits could be paid.