Chapter 2. The Consequence of the Republican Trade Policies on Job Creation
Laurie Thomas Vass
Abstract
Laurie Thomas Vass
Abstract
What changed, after 1992, was that the historical job creation dynamic at work in America had stopped working. Small, new ventures were not creating jobs fast enough to compensate for the loss of jobs in the older bigger corporations. The American rate of job creation from new ventures is too low, and the birth rate of new ventures is too low to offset the loss of jobs from the trade policies.
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What changed, after 1992, was that the historical job creation dynamic at work in America had stopped working. Small, new ventures were not creating jobs fast enough to compensate for the loss of jobs in the older bigger corporations. The American rate of job creation from new ventures is too low, and the birth rate of new ventures is too low to offset the loss of jobs from the trade policies.
Key concepts: Job creation, Job loss, Offset (computer science), Labour economics, Business, Work (physics), New Ventures, Economics