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The Effect of Unemployment Insurance on the Duration of Unemployment and Subsequent Earnings

Kathleen P. Classen

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Discusses the effect of unemployment insurance on the duration of subsequent earnings and unemployment. Empirical results of a study in Pennsylvania; Average rate of unemployment insurance; Statistics on post-unemployment earnings in Arizona. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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Discusses the effect of unemployment insurance on the duration of subsequent earnings and unemployment. Empirical results of a study in Pennsylvania; Average rate of unemployment insurance; Statistics on post-unemployment earnings in Arizona. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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Discusses the effect of unemployment insurance on the duration of subsequent earnings and unemployment. Empirical results of a study in Pennsylvania; Average rate of unemployment insurance; Statistics on post-unemployment earnings in Arizona. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

Key concepts: Unemployment, Earnings, Duration (music), Economics, Labour economics, Demographic economics, Finance, Economic growth

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