What has happened to Okun’s law in the United States and Europe?: insights from the global financial and economic crisis and long-term trends

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Main Authors: Sandrine Cazes (Author), Sher Verick (Author)
Format: Capítulo de libro
Published: International Labour Organization 2011
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Sher Verick (Author)
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Sher Verick (Author)
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Sher Verick (Author)
contents What has happened to Okun’s law in the United States and Europe?: insights from the global financial and economic crisis and long-term trends Sandrine Cazes (Author) Sher Verick (Author) ILO publication.bookChapter
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spellingShingle What has happened to Okun’s law in the United States and Europe?: insights from the global financial and economic crisis and long-term trends
Sandrine Cazes (Author)
Sher Verick (Author)
What has happened to Okun’s law in the United States and Europe?: insights from the global financial and economic crisis and long-term trends Sandrine Cazes (Author) Sher Verick (Author) ILO publication.bookChapter
title What has happened to Okun’s law in the United States and Europe?: insights from the global financial and economic crisis and long-term trends
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/bookChapter/What-has-happened-to-Okuns-law/995410156702676