Titlebook: On the Mysteries of Unemployment; Causes, Consequences C. H. A. Verhaar,Lammert-Gosse Jansma (Scientific Book 1992 Springer Science+Busine

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National differences in service employment trends, causes and consequences the last few decades. In the early fifties, Fourastié had predicted already that employment structure would change, with a steadily declining employment share of agriculture and of manufacturing industry and a growing employment share of the service industries. Fourastié expected that in the long r

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Duration of unemployment: an analysis of the Labour Force Surveyased on individual level, cohort data. In practice, such databases are often not quite as rich as they first seem for at least two reasons. First, they generally only contain information about two points in time: some initial period (i.e. about a group of individuals known to be unemployed at time t

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An empirical analysis of unemployment by region: a case study-Swedenants and the number of vacancies, perhaps induced by exogenous shocks to the economy, such as the 1973 and 1979 oil price increases. Although Sweden had a low aggregate unemployment rate in an international comparison the unemployment rate increased and the vacancy rate decreased in the beginning of

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Unemployment resistance and labour mobility in the UK: a spatial perspectiveof unemployment. With a high and surprisingly persistent level of unemployment in the UK, in recent years, and with considerable numbers experiencing long durations, attention has mostly focussed on the exit rate from unemployment.

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Regional differences in the efficiency of the Dutch labour marketits highest level in 1983. After 1983 unemployment declined but at the moment it is still quite high. Although the development of unemployment was similar all over the country, there were regional differences. In the northern part of The Netherlands unemployment hardly decreased at all after 1983, w

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Poverty stricken? A plea for a greater emphasis on the role of poverty in psychological research on ertainly rich and detailed in some respects. Indeed, a massive research effort over the last sixty years paints a rich, detailed and in some regards increasingly persuasive picture of the personal and social consequences of unemployment. In other respects, however, our understanding of this area has

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Book 1992 the phenomenon has not becomefully understood, nor are its consequences adequately prevented. Inthis important new volume,. .On the Mysteries ofUnemployment,. economists and social scientists come together tooffer the reader the latest insights on unemployment and policiesregarding unemployment fro