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On the Classification of Unemployment: A View of the Structural-Inadequate Demand Debate

Eleanor Gilpatrick

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Deals with a study that defined a theoretical framework for analyzing structural unemployment in the United States. Classifications of unemployment; Skill coefficients of production and unemployment; Information on the structural-demand controversy. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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Deals with a study that defined a theoretical framework for analyzing structural unemployment in the United States. Classifications of unemployment; Skill coefficients of production and unemployment; Information on the structural-demand controversy. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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Deals with a study that defined a theoretical framework for analyzing structural unemployment in the United States. Classifications of unemployment; Skill coefficients of production and unemployment; Information on the structural-demand controversy. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

Key concepts: Unemployment, Structural unemployment, Economics, Labour economics, Production (economics), Demographic economics, Macroeconomics

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