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Until the start of the seventies the situation on the labour markets of the European industrial states was considered with relative optimism. The high growth rates which most of the countries had achieved seemed to be sufficient to absorb the increases in the available labour force. The author...
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In order to capture the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on the labour market, several aspects need to be taken into account. First, containment measures put in place in member states at different times and with different levels of severity determined the interruption of several economic...
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Although the youth unemployment ratio in Germany may appear low compared to other countries, it is regarded a severe …
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In view of high and persistent unemployment in the European industrialised countries there is growing consensus that …
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causal impact on the German unemployment rate. In the following it is examined whether Granger causality tests support this … a significant easing of unemployment problems. …
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States with socialist economic systems also suffer from employment problems, a fact which is frequently passed over in silence by the critics of our market economic order. Professor Gernot Gutmann analyses its magnitude and causes.
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With unemployment in the OECD countries approaching 30 millions, and with the Mitterrand regime providing yet another … unemployment are rejected, will redundant labour eventually find its own demand, and will this allow a new wave of fast industrial …
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