Unemployment Insurance: Case Studies and Lessons for Latin America and the Caribbean
Jacqueline Mazza
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Jacqueline Mazza
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This study examines unemployment insurance(UI) for its potential application and implications for Latin American and the Caribbean economies. It surveys current experience with unemployment insurance programs through case studies and draws lessons learned in particular for the Latin American and the Caribbean region.
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This study examines unemployment insurance(UI) for its potential application and implications for Latin American and the Caribbean economies. It surveys current experience with unemployment insurance programs through case studies and draws lessons learned in particular for the Latin American and the Caribbean region.
Key concepts: Latin Americans, Unemployment, Caribbean region, Caribbean island, Economics, Political science, Development economics, Economic growth