The Alarming State of the Job Market

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Challenge, 2003, vol. 46, issue 5, 5-14

Abstract: This Harvard labor economist sees no quick turnaround in the economy. Animal spirits will not be revived under President Bush, he says. And the sagging jobs market is the best indication of how weak the economy really is. He thinks current policies are exactly the wrong prescription for what ails us.

Date: 2003
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