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    Youth unemployment rates varied by region and gender from 2003 to 2004. Rates were highest in urban areas and among young men. Lack of skills training and job opportunities likely contributed to the disparities. Recommendations included vocational programs and initiatives to create entry-level positions.

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    (g) Using the table shown below, write a report titled:

    Youth Unemployment by Region and Gender: 2003 – 2004 Analysis.

    You may use the following headings in the Report:


    (i) Introduction
    (ii) Causes
    (iii) Effects
    (iv) Analysis
    (v) Recommendations
    (vi) Conclusion

    Youth Unemployment Rates by Region and Gender, 2003 – 2004 (%)

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