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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Unemployment as a mysterylike studying quasars or the hole in the ozone layer — things that we never touch or smell. Economists study human beings, and the unemployed are not a separate kind of human. Some of our friends and relatives have been without a job in the past or still are.

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National differences in service employment trends, causes and consequencesent share of agriculture and of manufacturing industry and a growing employment share of the service industries. Fourastié expected that in the long run, a new social and economic equilibrium would settle, where up to 80% of the work force would be working in the services..

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The effects of unemployment benefit levels on the duration of unemploymentn 1989, the unemployment rate in the twelve EC countries was still above the unemployment rate at the start of the decade: 9.0%. Within the EC The Netherlands was one of the hardest hit countries with unemployment rates above EC average. Between 1982 and 1985 the standardized unemployment rate in The Netherlands was between 10 and 12%.

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Regional economic policy in a European perspectiveunity’s structural funds — the regional, social and agricultural funds — was carried out in 1988 and new rules came into force at the beginning of 1989. One of the guiding principles of the reform is the concentration of structural fund assistance on five main .:

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