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Labor Market Reforms: The Evidence Does Not Tell the Orthodox Tale.

Abstract:: Inflexible labor markets are said to be the most important cause of economic stagnation and high unemployment rates. So certain are some advocates of this claim that casual observers might believe it is undisputed. These three economists show how flimsy the empirical support for such a claim truly is.

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Glyn, A., Howell, D., & Schmitt, J. (2006). Labor Market Reforms: The Evidence Does Not Tell the Orthodox Tale. Challenge, 49.

MLA Style

Glyn, A, et al. “Labor Market Reforms: The Evidence Does Not Tell the Orthodox Tale.” Challenge, vol. 49, 2006.

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Glyn, A, D Howell, and J Schmitt. 2006. “Labor Market Reforms: The Evidence Does Not Tell the Orthodox Tale.” Challenge 49.
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+ Schmitt, J More by this author

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Journal:: Challenge More from this journal
Volume:: 49
Publication date:: 2006-01-01
ISSN:: 0577-5132

UUID:: uuid:0c25c68c-1fe1-4a21-a252-fa02dac4b81f
Local pid:: oai:economics.ouls.ox.ac.uk:12549
Deposit date:: 2011-08-15
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_0c25c68c1fe14a21a252fa02dac4b81f

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Copyright date:: 2006

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