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Wanhos Solar Panel Mounting Aluminum Rail Splice kit is designed for residential and commercial applications.We make sure enables surprisingly quick and easy installation for every roof.Outstanding quality of stainless steel and aluminum ensure the most durable component.
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Xiamen Wanhos Solar Technology Co., Ltd. is a hightech enterprise in solar PV field specializing in solar PV products with advanced technology and excellent service. Wanhos Solar members devote themselves to research, design, manufacture and sell the steady, trustable and costefficient solar PV mounting system solutions. As one of the largest PV solar products exporter in China, the pioneering products have been installed in more than100 countries and regions since it established. |
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No. 617,Surabaya Road,Huli District, Xiamen, Fujian, China
Due to time constraints, it is impossible to draw any conclusions about the deviation in this data. However, the data are different because of the increase in structural barriers that prevent employment from rising. For example, in some states with high unemployment rates, this time has been extended to 99 weeks, compared with 26 weeks of unemployment benefits. These benefits provide important support to those who have been unemployed for a long time and help to support aggregate demand. But it also pushes up the unemployment rate, because workers do not work as hard as they do without relief.
The impact of this is easily exaggerated. A study by the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank found that people eligible for extended unemployment benefits were unemployed for 1.6 weeks longer than those who could not apply for such support. This effect corresponds to a 0.4% increase in unemployment (although other studies have shown that this effect is greater). According to continental European standards, the amount of unemployment benefits in the United States is rather small relative to its salary level.
A bigger concern is that job seekers no longer have the skills that employers need. Half of the 8 million jobs lost are in construction and manufacturing. Job seekers leaving these industries may have to work harder to adapt to more active industries, such as education and health care. The cost of supply and demand dislocation is reinforced by the housing bubble in the US. Many people owe more mortgages than their property is worth. To avoid default, families usually choose to stay where they are, trapped in high unemployment, rather than move to places where employment opportunities are abundant. The increase of dual-worker families has also led to a decrease in the mobility of workers, because it is more difficult to move to find a job when there are two careers to consider.