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44) Second, disemployed labor, like fearful and foreclosed mortgagees themselves, spent less money, feeding further contraction.
Bringing it all back home: how to save main street, ignore K Street, ... by Hockett, Robert / Fordham Urban Law Journal
It is not easy to identify where the disemployed are in the income distribution.
A study of the impact of raising the minimum wage in South Dakota by Brown, Ralph J.; Johnson, Dennis A. / South Dakota Business Review
The hungry Adivasi in Chattisgarh, the uprooted peasant of Chiapas, the disemployed factory worker in Sao Paulo and the landless of Minas Gerais; the evicted slum dweller of Dhaka, the stricken indigene of Kalimantan, the refugee in Gaza, the indebted employee in Detroit and the addict in Glasgow: all of these people want the same thing.
Insecure lives: for some, security is a healthy stock portfolio and ... by Seabrook, Jeremy / New Internationalist
 
 
 
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