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International trade and worker displacement : evaluation of the Trade Adjustment Assistance Program

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Using the unemployment insurance system to target services to dislocated workers

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Left out of the boom economy : UI recipients in the late 1990s

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The Federal Supplemental Benefits program

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Nonmonetary eligibility in state unemployment insurance programs: law and practice

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Skill differentials in Canada in an era of rising labor market inequality

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Unemployment compensation during the Great Recession : theory and evidence

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Unemployment insurance : strengthening the relationship between theory and policy

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Skill Differentials in Canada in an Era of Rising Labor Market Inequality

Freeman, Richard B. - 1991

This paper examines educational earnings differentials in Canada in the 1980s and compares changes in differentials to those in the United States. Our major finding is that the college/high school differential increased much less in Canada than in the United States. We also find that within...

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