The Job-Generation Issue and Its Impact on Health Insurance Policy

David Hirschberg

Challenge, 2001, vol. 44, issue 4, 82-107

Abstract: Small business does not create most jobs in America. But the author argues that small business has successfully used this myth to counter demands that it should provide health insurance for its workers.

Date: 2001
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