Belgian Unemployment : The Story of a Small Open Economy Caught in a Worldwide Recession

Sneessens, Henri;Shadman Valavi, Fatemeh
(1991) Europe’s unemployment problem — ISBN: [0-262-04111-1], p. 120-155, published

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  • Sneessens, HenriUCLouvain
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  • Shadman Valavi, FatemehUCLouvain
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Since 1974 Europe has been burdened with steadily persistent and increasing unemployment. This book, prepared under the auspices of the European Unemployment Program, uses a compact econometric model to identify the sources of the unemployment problem and to suggest remedies. Focusing on ten European countries, with a chapter on the United States for comparative perspective, the studies are unique in adopting a single theoretical model to guide empirical research. The common framework allows for sharply focused investigation and produces findings whose significance does not end at national boundaries.
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Sneessens, H., & Shadman Valavi, F. (1991). Belgian Unemployment : The Story of a Small Open Economy Caught in a Worldwide Recession. In Drèze, Jacques (ed.), Europe’s unemployment problem (p. p. 120-155). MIT Press. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/70696