Working Under Different Rules (A National Bureau of Economic Research project report)

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From the supplier: The 'Working Under Different Rules' project of the National Bureau of Economic Research Inc looked at other advanced countries to determine what labor market problems they shared with the US and what approaches they use to overcome such problems. Wage inequality, worker training and representation, income maintenance and social insurance systems, and incidence of poverty were compared. The US showed lower unemployment but suffered greater wage inequality, decline in worker representation, and extreme poverty. A study of foreign experience can help the US situation, the project concludes.

Citation Details
Title: Working under different rules. (Program Report)
Author: Richard B. Freeman
Publication:NBER Reporter (Magazine/Journal)
Date: June 22, 1993
Publisher: National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
Page: p1(7)

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