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Is greater flexibility in the labour market the answer to the unemployment crisis?

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The end of full employment? On economic development in industrialized countries

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The persistently low wage and price growth in the EMU after the Great Recession of 2009 led some economic observers to conclude that the Phillips Curve has broken down and that the ECB should therefore reconsider its infl ation target. This study makes use of the considerable cross-country and...

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