Unemployment in the OECD Countries
Richard Layard, Stephen John Nickell
Abstract
Richard Layard, Stephen John Nickell
Abstract
Unemployment varies a great deal, both across countries and over time (see Table 9.1.) In particular, since the early 1960s, unemployment has risen in every OECD country but whereas some of the increases have been relatively slight, as in the US, in other countries, such as Spain, the rises have been truly staggering. It is our purpose to try and explain both the trends in unemployment in each country, and the differences in the levels of unemployment across the countries.
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Unemployment varies a great deal, both across countries and over time (see Table 9.1.) In particular, since the early 1960s, unemployment has risen in every OECD country but whereas some of the increases have been relatively slight, as in the US, in other countries, such as Spain, the rises have been truly staggering. It is our purpose to try and explain both the trends in unemployment in each country, and the differences in the levels of unemployment across the countries.
Key concepts: Unemployment, Economics, Demographic economics, Labour economics, Economic growth