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Increasing Structural Unemployment Reexamined

Vladimir Stoikov

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Re-examines the structural unemployment in the United States. Criticisms of the structural hypothesis; Views of R.A. Gordon, an economist, on structural unemployment; Criteria for judging whether for a particular group structural unemployment has increased; Areas of increased structural unemployment; Unemployment among youth and non-whites in the country. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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Re-examines the structural unemployment in the United States. Criticisms of the structural hypothesis; Views of R.A. Gordon, an economist, on structural unemployment; Criteria for judging whether for a particular group structural unemployment has increased; Areas of increased structural unemployment; Unemployment among youth and non-whites in the country. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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Re-examines the structural unemployment in the United States. Criticisms of the structural hypothesis; Views of R.A. Gordon, an economist, on structural unemployment; Criteria for judging whether for a particular group structural unemployment has increased; Areas of increased structural unemployment; Unemployment among youth and non-whites in the country. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

Key concepts: Unemployment, Structural unemployment, Economics, Structural adjustment, Labour economics, Demographic economics, Macroeconomics, Market economy

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