unemployment and spare Capacity in the Labour market
Daniel De Voss, David R. Jacobs
Abstract
Daniel De Voss, David R. Jacobs
Abstract
u. information can also be gleaned from the composition of unemployment, as jobseekers with certain characteristics may be more indicative of spare capacity than others. These approaches suggest that spare capacity in the labour market has increased over the past few years but remains well below that which prevailed over much of the 1990s.
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u. information can also be gleaned from the composition of unemployment, as jobseekers with certain characteristics may be more indicative of spare capacity than others. These approaches suggest that spare capacity in the labour market has increased over the past few years but remains well below that which prevailed over much of the 1990s.
Key concepts: Spare part, Unemployment, Capacity utilization, Economics, Labour economics, Operations management, Microeconomics, Economic growth