An analyst argues that the primary reason for Spain's persistently high unemployment and job precarity over the past two decades, especially when compared to Germany, is the lingering effect of the 2008 global financial crisis. From a perspective that emphasizes the role of a country's foundational economic structures, why is this explanation considered incomplete?
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