The Not-So-Powerful Wizard of Jobs

Daniel Alpert

Challenge, 2014, vol. 57, issue 5, 17-32

Abstract: How could the United States generate over 1.3 million private sector jobs in six months and still be in a slump? asks this analyst. And he answers the question. Jobs are being created, but there are just not enough good ones. Too many pay low wages. He goes in-depth to sort out the details.

Date: 2014
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