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Macroeconomic Unemployment and Structural Unemployment [PDF]
Canadian Public Policy / Analyse de Politiques, 2000 During the 1990s, the lowest sustainable rate of unemployment (LSRU) in Canada declined from the 7.5-to-8% range to perhaps around 6%. Barring an international recession and excessive rigidity on the part of the central bank, Canada could achieve this 6% unemployment level within a few quarters.
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Unemployment Insurance and Unemployment Dynamics
The Canadian Journal of Economics, 1991One of the puzzling features of the recent behavior of the Canadian unemployment rate is its persistence in the presence of a sustained expansion in real national income. Neither deficient aggregate demand nor a once-for-all, supply-side-induced increase in the natural rate provides a convincing explanation of this phenomenon.
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Unemployment and the Structure of Unemployment Benefits
The Economic and Labour Relations Review, 1994AbstractAnalysis suggests that the higher the replacement ratio, that is the level of unemployment benefit relative to average earnings, the higher the level of unemployment is likely to be. This effect comes about in two main ways. The replacement ratio will influence both the rate of inflow into unemployment and the period for which people remain ...
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Unemployment and Unemployment Insurance
Social Forces, 1930Baker Lewis, G Alfred
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This timely book uses cutting-edge research to analyse the fundamental causes of economic and financial crises, and illustrates the macroeconomic foundations required for future economic policymaking in order to avoid these crises.
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This timely book uses cutting-edge research to analyse the fundamental causes of economic and financial crises, and illustrates the macroeconomic foundations required for future economic policymaking in order to avoid these crises.
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Unemployment Insurance and Unemployment
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1936openaire +2 more sources