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Employment: Where Do New Jobs Come From?

Richard Higham

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It is hard to abandon the assumption of many generations that there will be a job for each person wanting work. Can fuller employment be created by those who try harder or are cleverer? Richard Higham finds the key lies in product innovation.

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It is hard to abandon the assumption of many generations that there will be a job for each person wanting work. Can fuller employment be created by those who try harder or are cleverer? Richard Higham finds the key lies in product innovation.

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It is hard to abandon the assumption of many generations that there will be a job for each person wanting work. Can fuller employment be created by those who try harder or are cleverer? Richard Higham finds the key lies in product innovation.

Key concepts: Project commissioning, Publishing, Key (lock), Work (physics), Product (mathematics), Management, Advertising, Public relations

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