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Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Anton Cheremukhin — Middle-Skill Jobs Lost in U.S. Labor Market Polarization
Lobor polarization with middle-level jobs declining rather than coming back.
No mention of deficits. No mention of industrial or energy policy.
Education is important though. Trade was a factor. Plays into the neo-lib meme that markets completely control which labor skills are demanded and which industries prosper and which don't. More of the new-democrat ruse.
No mention of deficits. No mention of industrial or energy policy.
ReplyDeleteEducation is important though. Trade was a factor. Plays into the neo-lib meme that markets completely control which labor skills are demanded and which industries prosper and which don't. More of the new-democrat ruse.