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Working Time Reduction and the Crisis in the Welfare State: The Future of the Welfare State. Vol. III

Working Time Reduction and the Crisis in the Welfare State: The Future of the Welfare State. Vol. III

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Series: Travail Et Société / Work and Society, Book 3

Business GeneralEconomicsGeneral Sociology

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ISBN10: 9070776111
ISBN13: 9789070776114
Publisher: Peter Lang
Published: May 1 1999
Pages: 141
Language: English
During the crisis of the thirties many economists and others discussed working time reduction as a policy instrument to combat unemployment. Their contributions were mainly theoretical and contained only incidentally empirical information. However, confronted with persistent umemployment in the late seventies and eighties, the discussion on working time reduction has started up once again. Today, researchers use more and better statistical data and sophisticated macro-economic models to study the viability of working time reduction as an instrument of solving the unemployment problem in a socially acceptable way.

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