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The Causes of unemployment

C. A. Greenhalgh, Richard Layard, Andrew J. Oswald

1983

Unemployment after Keynes

Hudson, John

1988

The German unemployed

Dick Geary, Sir Richard J. Evans FBA FRSL FRHistS

1987

Illusions of prosperity

Joel Blau

1999

Unemployment

P. R. G. Layard

1991

Working for full employment

John Philpott

1997

Unemployment, vacancies, and local labor markets

Harry J. Holzer

1989

Healing the wounds

David M. Noer

1993

End This Depression Now!

Paul R. Krugman

2012

Long-term Unemployment and Labour Markets (Policy Studies Institute)

Michael White

1983

Jobshift

William Bridges

1994

Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment

Martin, Ron

1981

Morphology and anthropology

W. L. H. Duckworth

1915

Urban structure and the labour market

Wayne Simpson

1992

Mass unemployment

Edmond Malinvaud

1984

The insider-outsider theory of employment and unemployment

Assar Lindbeck

1988

Economics of unemployment

Mark Casson

1984

Psychology of work and unemployment

Gordon E. O'Brien

1986

Working and poor

Robert F. Schoeni, Sheldon Danziger, Rebecca M. Blank

2006

Working class without work

Lois Weis

1990

Unemployment policy

Guillermo de la Dehesa, Dennis J. Snower

1997

The death of the organization man

Amanda Bennett

1990

Killing time, losing ground

Patrick W. Burman

1988

The persistence of unemployment

Stephen R. G. Jones

1995

Education, unemployment and the future of work

Tony Watts, A. G. Watts

1983

The unemployment crisis

P. R. G. Layard

1994

Three Cheers for the Unemployed

Udo Sautter

1991

Unemployment

Routh, Guy.

1986

The anatomy of job loss

Doreen B. Massey

1982

Unemployment and technical innovation

Christopher Freeman

1982

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