WHY IS UNEMPLOYMENT SO HIGH IN EUROPE ? t Beyond the Natural Rate HypothesisBlanchard, Olivier JSummers, Lawrence HBlanchard, Oliver Jean, y Lawrence H. Summers, "Beyond the natural rate hypothesis", American Economic review, 78, June 1988, pp. 182-187....
Why is Canada's unemployment rate so high?: A labour market and technology explanation ofthe divergence of unemployment rates in Canada and the United Stat... HG Grubel,J Bonnici 被引量: 1发表: 1986年 Why is Canada's unemployment rate so high? : a labour market and technology explanation...
Terms of exchange and skill mismatch account for only a slim part of the rise in equilibrium unemployment.doi:doi:http://dx.doi.org/Yannick L'hortyChristophe RaultUniversidad del CEMAJournal of Applied EconomicsL'Horty Y. and C. Rault (2003), "Why Is French Equilibrium Unemployment So High?
" My answer is simple and straightforward. With its own poor track record in human rights, the US keeps trampling on human rights in other places of the world, and ironically, often under the guise of protecting it. As such, one feels obligated to bust lies, shatter myths and let the t...
Why was unemployment so low? There are two reasons. First, jobs in housing construction are not a particularly large share of total employment. The direct loss of jobs was in the 100,000s, not millions. In addition, many of the workers who lost jobs in construction gained jobs in other ...
In 2007 and 2008, the U.S. unemployment rate was only 4.6 percent, though it started to rise after the financial crisis hit in September 2008, reaching 10.1 percent in October 2009. Since then it has fallen to 8.1 percent. The unemployment figure is not
Part of the answer is that this is what always happens during periods of high unemployment——in part because experts and analysts believe that declaring the problem deeply rooted, with no easy answers, makes them sound serious. I've been looking at what self-proclaimed experts were saying ...
Tonight it was Harvard Professor Robert Barro, who opined in today’s Wall Street Journal that America’s high rate of long-term unemployment is the consequence rather than the cause of today’s extended unemployment insurance benefits. In theory, Barro is correct. If people who lose their jobs...
Most tax returns today are processed within three weeks, with many filers receiving their refunds even sooner. Simple errors or oversights can lead to a delay of your tax refund.
Weak job creation remains at the heart of America’s unemployment problem. Accepting this hypothesis does not require the rejection of Keynesian economics; for instance you can think of weak job and start-up creation as one reason why AD is not recovering so well on its own, with causation ...