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Exploratory Empirical Research on the Pathology of Secondary Labor Markets. Why Is the Unemployment Rate So High at Full Employment?; Prospects for Shifting the Phillips Curve Through Manpower Policy.

Robert Ernest Hall

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Key concepts: Unemployment, Economics, Labour economics, Phillips curve, Full employment, Exploratory research, Unemployment rate, Exploratory analysis

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