A collection of papers that address unemployment as a social phenomenon. It suggests there are solutions if society is willing to take the steps necessary to find and implement them. Focus is on the persistent unemployment in the USA and the UK.
A collection of papers that address unemployment as a social phenomenon. It suggests there are solutions if society is willing to take the steps necessary to find and implement them. Focus is on the persistent unemployment in the USA and the UK.
Chapter 1 Unemployment on a World Scale John Eatwell; Chapter 2 America's Unaccountable Admiration for Mrs. Thatcher's Economics Wynne Godley; Chapter 3 Convergence Technological Competition and Transmission of Long-run Unemployment Alice H. Amsden; Chapter 4 Free Trade Unemployment and Economic Policy Anwar M. Shaikh; Chapter 5 Unemployment Capital And Unskilled Labor David Schwartzman; Chapter 6 Wageless Recovery Wageless Growth? Prospects for U.S. Workers in the 1990s David M. Gordon; Chapter 7 Stagnation Volatility and the Changing Composition of Aggregate Demand Edward Nell; Chapter 8 Full Employment and the Inflation Constraint Thomas I. Palley; Chapter 9 Stimulating Global Employment Growth Lance Taylor; Chapter 10 Reflections on a Sad State of Affairs Robert Heilbroner;
Chapter 1 Unemployment on a World Scale John Eatwell; Chapter 2 America's Unaccountable Admiration for Mrs. Thatcher's Economics Wynne Godley; Chapter 3 Convergence Technological Competition and Transmission of Long-run Unemployment Alice H. Amsden; Chapter 4 Free Trade Unemployment and Economic Policy Anwar M. Shaikh; Chapter 5 Unemployment Capital And Unskilled Labor David Schwartzman; Chapter 6 Wageless Recovery Wageless Growth? Prospects for U.S. Workers in the 1990s David M. Gordon; Chapter 7 Stagnation Volatility and the Changing Composition of Aggregate Demand Edward Nell; Chapter 8 Full Employment and the Inflation Constraint Thomas I. Palley; Chapter 9 Stimulating Global Employment Growth Lance Taylor; Chapter 10 Reflections on a Sad State of Affairs Robert Heilbroner;
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