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Economics of unemployment
Employment, economics, and technology
Jobs for the Poor
Ignorant yobs?
Working and poor
The First Teenagers
Unemployment policy
Labour and nationality in Soviet Central Asia
The persistence of unemployment
The Future Workforce
The unemployment crisis
Job Insecurity and Work Intensification
Occupations by sex showing age, marital status and schooling = Professions selon le sexe par groupe d'âge, état matrimonial et degré d'instruction.
Rethinking unequal exchange
Harvesting Labour
Myth and measurement
Work for all or mass unemployment?
Structural unemployment and aggregate demand
The American occupational structure
Labor markets, employment policy, and job creation
Occupations = Occupations.
The foundations of the South African cheap labour system
Training for employment in Western Europe and the United States
New York is very much alive
People And the Competitive Advantage of Place
European social models from crisis to crisis
The overeducated American
America unequal
Labor Economics
Hidden Job Market
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