A comparison between the US and Germany (as well as Europe in general)
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« Reply #25 on: September 29, 2010, 05:49:47 AM »

Sure.  I'm saying they should be required to do so. In any case it is precisely the apprenticeship system, coupled with generous pay and time off, that provides a capable, motivated work force for German companies.

I should have emphasized unable. You can't target one without targeting both. You want an entrenched 10% Unemployment rate? Now we know why you support such a comfortable dole. If you want to improve standards of living from a liberal perspective, the goal should always be to move towards full employement. Everything is so much easier when its 5% and not 10%.

'Unable'?  How absurd.  If the German polity and its corporations are capable of such programs, so is the American. 

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