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Who's not working and why

Pryor, Frederic L.

1999

The world labour market

Lydia Potts

1990

Value and price in the labour-surplus economy

Stephen A. Marglin

1976

The OECD jobs study

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

1994

Unemployment after Keynes

Hudson, John

1988

Theories of labour market segmentation

Ray Loveridge, A.L. Mok

1979

CHANGING WORK & RETIREMENT

Laczko & P

1991

Globalisation

Paul Streeten

2001

Unemployment

P. R. G. Layard

1991

What employers want

Harry J. Holzer

1996

From school to productive work

Helvia Bierhoff

1997

Towards a Socially Sustainable World Economy

Raymond Torres

2001

Can Germany Be Saved?

Hans-Werner Sinn

2007

Handbook of gender & work

Gary N. Powell

1999

The Economics of the Trade Union

Alison L. Booth

1995

Teaching the new basic skills

Richard J. Murnane

1996

Long-term Unemployment and Labour Markets (Policy Studies Institute)

Michael White

1983

Jobshift

William Bridges

1994

Labor economics

Belton M. Fleisher

1980

Income, employment, and economic growth

Wallace C. Peterson

1962

The economics of training

Paul G. Chapman

1993

Beyond Hierarchy

Sarah Oerton Un

1996

International handbook of labour market policy and evaluation

Jacqueline O'Reilly, Günther Schmid, Klaus Schömann

1996

Reducing poverty in America

Michael R. Darby

1996

Urban structure and the labour market

Wayne Simpson

1992

Work, Jobs, and Occupations

National Research Council. Committee on Occupational Classification an

1980

Human resource planning

James W. Walker

1980

Structural models of wage and employment dynamics

H. Bunzel

2006

Education and work for the year 2000

Arthur G. Wirth

1992

Towards a fair global labour market

Ozay Mehmet

1999

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