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The serious problem of the large proportion of long term unemployed in the total number of unemployed persons in the U.S., with the figure higher than 40% in 2012. More than any downturn in the postwar period the present situation presents the danger of increasing numers of permanently unemployed workers. Retraining become a big issue as some industries like autos are permanently downsized, and others like healthcare and renewable energy which are growing will require retraining.
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