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Reducing Unemployment: A Case for Government Deregulation

Garry K. Ottosen, Douglas N. Thompson

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The Costs of Unemployment The NAIRU A Faulty Diagnosis of Unemployment Business Costs, Government Regulations, and the NAIRU Unemployment Insurance, Social Welfare, and the NAIRU The Union Wage Premium and the NAIRU Union Productivity Effects, Labor Law, and the NAIRU Productivity and the NAIRU Summary Bibliography Index

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The Costs of Unemployment The NAIRU A Faulty Diagnosis of Unemployment Business Costs, Government Regulations, and the NAIRU Unemployment Insurance, Social Welfare, and the NAIRU The Union Wage Premium and the NAIRU Union Productivity Effects, Labor Law, and the NAIRU Productivity and the NAIRU Summary Bibliography Index

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The Costs of Unemployment The NAIRU A Faulty Diagnosis of Unemployment Business Costs, Government Regulations, and the NAIRU Unemployment Insurance, Social Welfare, and the NAIRU The Union Wage Premium and the NAIRU Union Productivity Effects, Labor Law, and the NAIRU Productivity and the NAIRU Summary Bibliography Index

Key concepts: NAIRU, Unemployment, Economics, Labour economics, Deregulation, Productivity, Index (typography), Government (linguistics)

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