Will Workers Benefit From This Economic Recovery?

Every 2 years, staff at the Economic Policy Institute publishes a labor market and employment sourcebook. The State of Working America 2008-2009 is an especially important and valuable contribution. It documents how poorly working families fared in the period prior to the recent economic crisis and...

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Published in:Work and Occupations 2010-02, Vol.37 (1), p.37-44
Main Author: Kochan, Thomas A.
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Depression (Economics)
Economic Crises
Economic crisis
Economic policy
Economic recovery
Economic sociology
Employment
Employment policies
General studies. Economic systems
Labor market
Labour market
Low income
Low Income Groups
Poverty
Public Policy
Review articles
Sociology
Sociology of economy and development
U.S.A
Working Class
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Economic Crises
Economic crisis
Economic policy
Economic recovery
Economic sociology
Employment
Employment policies
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Labour market
Low income
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Sociology of economy and development
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Working Class
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