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Part - Time Workers As we have noted , part - time workers are counted as employed . But many parttime workers are available for and seeking full - time work . The measured unemployment rate does not capture this element of part - time ...
Part - Time Workers As we have noted , part - time workers are counted as employed . But many parttime workers are available for and seeking full - time work . The measured unemployment rate does not capture this element of part - time ...
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The Essence READING BETWEEN THE LINES Unemployment during “ Recovery " of the Story In mid - 1993 , the blue - collar unemployment rate was 9.1 percent , more than twice the rate for whitecollar workers . U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT ...
The Essence READING BETWEEN THE LINES Unemployment during “ Recovery " of the Story In mid - 1993 , the blue - collar unemployment rate was 9.1 percent , more than twice the rate for whitecollar workers . U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT ...
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To vary employment , it pays firms to vary the number of workers employed rather than the number of hours per worker . Firms have imperfect information about people looking for work . Households have incomplete information about ...
To vary employment , it pays firms to vary the number of workers employed rather than the number of hours per worker . Firms have imperfect information about people looking for work . Households have incomplete information about ...
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