The first is unemployment of educated young people in North Africa and the Middle East which is not yet a political movement or social upheaval in the US or Europe- but which is in the forefront of public policy and partisan politics.

FORBES: The Economic Equivalent of Tunisia-Egypt-Libya-Yemen-Syria Et Al.

For instance, unemployment among college-educated members of the creative classes was 3.2% after the recession, compared to a 5.9% unemployment rate among college grads in service class careers and 8.7% among college grads in working class careers.

FORBES: Want to Recession-Proof Yourself? Join the Creative Class