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Creating a new geography of Functional Economic Regions to analyse aspects of labour market performance in Australia
Mitchell, William; Stimson, Robert J. - 2010
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The myth of employment enhancing flexible labour markets
Mitchell, William; Muysken, Joan - 2010
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Recessions and flexible labour markets
Mitchell, William; Muysken, Joan - 2010
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Design of an employment creation strategy for CAREC countries
Mitchell, William; Wray, L. Randall - 2010
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Skills enhancement as a strategy for development in CAREC economies
Mitchell, William; Wray, L. Randall - 2010
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Macroeconomic risk assessment of the CAREC countries in the context of the global financial crisis
Mitchell, William; Wray, L. Randall - 2010
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Locked-in casual employment
Welters, Riccardo; Mitchell, William - 2009
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Dynamic tracking of the Employment Vulnerability Index against Centrelink labour market payments data
Flanagan, Michael; Mitchell, William - 2009
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Full employment abandoned : shifting sands and policy failures
Mitchell, William; Muysken, John - 2008
The full employment framework and its demise -- Full employment: changing views and policies -- Early views on unemployment and the phillips curve -- The Phillips curve and shifting views on unemployment -- The troublesome NAIRU/The hoax that undermined full employment -- The shift to full...
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Full employment abandoned : shifting sands and policy failures
Mitchell, William; Muysken, Joan - In: International journal of public policy 5 (2010) 4, pp. 295-313
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