Austria's economy remains strong despite political divisions, with unemployment below the EU and Eurozone averages. However, unemployment is much higher for immigrants and females within Austria's immigrant community, which analysts attribute to public resistance to interacting with foreign workers, especially females wearing traditional dress.
Austria's economy remains strong despite political divisions, with unemployment below the EU and Eurozone averages. However, unemployment is much higher for immigrants and females within Austria's immigrant community, which analysts attribute to public resistance to interacting with foreign workers, especially females wearing traditional dress.
Austria's economy remains strong despite political divisions, with unemployment below the EU and Eurozone averages. However, unemployment is much higher for immigrants and females within Austria's immigrant community, which analysts attribute to public resistance to interacting with foreign workers, especially females wearing traditional dress.
Economically speaking the EUs fourth richest country
may seem to have little to complain about.
Recent history has seen Austria benefit more than
most from the fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of Communism, as it has been able to build trade using the dormant links and networks from the Hapsburg empire.
Unemployment is below both the EU and Eurozone
averages, but pertinent during an election so focused on attitudes to immigration. Unemployment is much higher for Austrias immigrant community, even more so for females.
Analysts claim this is because of public resistance to
interraction with foreign workers, especially females wearing traditional dress.