Youth Unemployment on the Rise | Mark McCrindle on Wake Up

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[jamesstevens]

Surely it's not that hard to stimulate youth unemployment?
If the youth unemployment is so high then why don't we cut back the migrant intake into Australia?
And no one will employ someone without previous experience in a given field, but how does a given person get experience when no one will give he/she this experience in the first place?
In days past th government was a great institution for training people in a given field then giving them additional experience as well. I guess due to slash and busn this provision now no longer exists?