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Employment Effects of Retraining the Unemployed

Richard J. Solie

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Examines the effect of government-sponsored retraining programs on the labor market experience of the unemployed in depressed rural areas in Tennessee. Placement in training-related jobs; Effect of retraining on labor market status; Impact of retraining on employment over a period of time. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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Examines the effect of government-sponsored retraining programs on the labor market experience of the unemployed in depressed rural areas in Tennessee. Placement in training-related jobs; Effect of retraining on labor market status; Impact of retraining on employment over a period of time. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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Examines the effect of government-sponsored retraining programs on the labor market experience of the unemployed in depressed rural areas in Tennessee. Placement in training-related jobs; Effect of retraining on labor market status; Impact of retraining on employment over a period of time. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

Key concepts: Retraining, Unemployment, Government (linguistics), Labour economics, Business, Demographic economics, Economics, Economic growth

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