Titlebook: Can We Get Back to Full Employment?; Maurice Scott,Robert A. Laslett Book 1978 Maurice Scott and Robert A. Laslett 1978 economics.employme

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6415-0 2, it seems desirable to define it as being a state of the labour market similar to that prevailing in the period 1948–66, that is as one in which job seekers encounter a comparable degree of difficulty in finding a job acceptable to them.

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A measure of the full employment rate of unemployment in the UK, 2, it seems desirable to define it as being a state of the labour market similar to that prevailing in the period 1948–66, that is as one in which job seekers encounter a comparable degree of difficulty in finding a job acceptable to them.

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Labour-saving versus labour-using investment,between the structure of demand for labour and the available supply, we believe that the important factor in recent years has been an insufficiency of labour-using investment, whose causes in turn we discuss.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-78752-2). In 1967 the percentage rose to 2.3 and has never fallen below it since. In 1977 it was 6.3 per cent. ‘Getting back to full employment’ could be interpreted, quite simply, as getting the unemployment percentage back to the average levels achieved from 1948 to 1966.

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Die Messung des intrakraniellen Druckesn accelerating pace, when unemployment is low and profits are high. We consider policies to alter this state of affairs in (roughly) ascending order of their radicalism (we do not, however, consider . radical policies).

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Policies to restore full employment,n accelerating pace, when unemployment is low and profits are high. We consider policies to alter this state of affairs in (roughly) ascending order of their radicalism (we do not, however, consider . radical policies).