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Unemployment: Issues in the 113th Congress

Jane G. Gravelle

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This report addresses three policy issues: whether to take additional measures to increase jobs (or avoid contractionary policies), what measures might be most effective, and how job creation proposals should be financed.

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This report addresses three policy issues: whether to take additional measures to increase jobs (or avoid contractionary policies), what measures might be most effective, and how job creation proposals should be financed.

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This report addresses three policy issues: whether to take additional measures to increase jobs (or avoid contractionary policies), what measures might be most effective, and how job creation proposals should be financed.

Key concepts: Unemployment, Public economics, Political science, Economics, Labour economics, Business, Public administration, Economic growth

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