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The Economics Of Aging, Myron H. Ross, Editor Jan 1985

The Economics Of Aging, Myron H. Ross, Editor

Upjohn Press

Retirement-related issues are discussed including social security, healthcare, and inflation.


Michigan's Business Tax Costs Relative To The Other Great Lakes States, Timothy L. Hunt Jan 1985

Michigan's Business Tax Costs Relative To The Other Great Lakes States, Timothy L. Hunt

Upjohn Press

Offers a picture of Michigan's tax costs relative to other Great Lakes states.


Public Service Employment: The Experience Of A Decade, Robert F. Cook, Charles F. Adams, V. Lane Rawlins Jan 1985

Public Service Employment: The Experience Of A Decade, Robert F. Cook, Charles F. Adams, V. Lane Rawlins

Upjohn Press

From 1971 to 1982, the federal government attempted to reduce unemployment by subsidizing positions in state and local governments. These efforts were geared toward helping the unemployed gain human capital that could lead to unsubsidized work, while helping governments provide needed services for their citizens. A variety of approaches were tried in practically every area of program design. The authors reveal what worked.


Where The Jobs Are: Identification And Analysis Of Local Employment Opportunities, William L. Mckee, Richard C. Froeschle Jan 1985

Where The Jobs Are: Identification And Analysis Of Local Employment Opportunities, William L. Mckee, Richard C. Froeschle

Upjohn Press

A practitioner's guide to local labor market analysis.


Union Organizing And Public Policy: Failure To Secure First Contracts, William N. Cooke Jan 1985

Union Organizing And Public Policy: Failure To Secure First Contracts, William N. Cooke

Upjohn Press

Investigates factors that explain why 25-30 percent of the time unions fail to obtain collective bargaining agreements after winning the right to negotiate.