The Future of Work in Europe

Christopher Pissarides

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Abstract: Employment in the European Union is still falling short of the objectives set by the continent's leaders more than 10 years ago. Nobel laureate Chris Pissarides explains why Europe remains behind the United States in job creation, particularly in business services and the health and education sectors.

Date: 2011-10
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