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Enhancing job opportunities

Jan J. Rutkowski

2005

Implementing the OECD jobs strategy

1999

Growing Jobs

Thomas C. Tuttle

2016

Choosing to compete

Massachusetts. Executive Office of Economic Affairs

1993

Growing new ventures, creating new jobs

Mark P. Rice

1995

Where The Jobs Are Entrepreneurship And The Soul Of The American Economy

John Dearie

2013

Community business ventures and job creation

Jocelyne Gaudin

1984

The scheme for full employment

Magnus Mills

2004

Africa's Lions

Finn Tarp

2016

Employment, Interest, and Profitability

Jean-Pierre Gerard

1999

Labor markets, employment policy, and job creation

Alec Robert Levenson, Lewis C. Solmon

1994

The impact of enterprise zones on employment

Terry Van Allen

1995

Workforce development networks

Marcus Weiss, Bennett Harrison

1988

American-Made: The Enduring Legacy of the WPA

Nick Taylor

2008

The Good Jobs Strategy

Zeynep Ton

2014

American made

Dan DiMicco

2015

Special job creation for the hard-to-employ in Western Europe

Beatrice G. Reubens

1970

The coming jobs war

Jim Clifton

2011

Investment, growth, and employment

Ciaran Driver, Paul Temple

1999

Fighting poverty together

Aneel Karnani

2011

Rescuing your local economy

Francis Koster

2016

Job creation and destruction

Steven J. Davis

1996

Employees, careers, and job creation

Manuel London

1995

Job creation prospects & strategies

Margaret C. Simms, Wilhelmina Leigh

1998

Generating jobs

Richard B. Freeman, Gottschalk, Peter

1998

American Drive

Richard Dauch, Hank H. Cox

2012

A future for the excluded

SOBRADO Miguel, edited, Raff Carmen et al.

2000

Job creation, job destruction, and international competition

Scott Schuh, Robert K. Triest, Michael W. Klein

2003

Winning the global talent showdown

Edward E. Gordon

2009

The Great American Jobs Scam

Greg LeRoy

2005

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