experts warn at any potentl avings would b relatively smal the drop in the oan would mean current pressures of public spending. bbc news. > now look at some of the day's other news storieso far. the pilot of commercial rcraft is underuspicion that he was involved in the deaths o 1000 pele during what is known as aentina's dirty war. he alleged pilot aircraft that dumped the victims. e government -- for the vernment in 1976. airports honduras ll open temporarily. they lifted the curfew impos when theeposed president's manuel zelaya meanwhile. the united nations has suspended cooperati with the election commissi, ahead of a esidential poll in november. an accident at a power pnt in the central indian state has killed 22 people. rese work is ill going on to reach morethought to b trapped after a chimney, being built after the blast, collap. >> reports from salia say at least a dozen people have bee kill i the latest escalation of fighting between ismist rebels and military forces. the battles in mogadishu follow battles in which americ forc killed a nior al-qaa operatives in the south of the c

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unless you have growth well above potential you are not going to drive the unemployment rate down or potentlreat of growth is 21/2 to 3%, that is the forecast rate of growth over the nextyear. it doesn't generate enough to push the unemployment rate down. in addition, we have a significant number of large -- largely employed individuals, individuals that are full time and are now working part time, they will have to be reabsorbed. they are counted as working, accounted to the employment rules. when the economy picks up a little bit, the first thing businesses will do is bring those part-time workers back under full time before they start creating jobs, so you have to reabsorb those workers. we have a category called discouraged workers, workers that are unemployed but have quit looking for a job because they feel there are no jobs available. when that situation prevails those individuals are not encountered in the work force, nor are they counted as unemployed. once the economy starts to pick up a bit and those discouraged workers start to look for work, they will be unemployed, but they wil