Two papers on supply-side employment policies
Two papers on supply-side employment policies
In the first of these papers, Taxation and the Choice of Employment Policy, the taxation required to finance a programme of labour-subsidisation is shown to be less than that associated with investment subsidies when unemployment is of the classical variety. In the second paper, A Note on the Employment Effects of Investment Subsidies, the onset of a Keynesian recession is shown to reverse whatever positive employment effects are possible when capital is subsidised under classical unemployment.
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Labor supply--Effect of taxation on, Employment subsidies, Manpower policy, Employment subsidies; Labor supply--Effect of taxation on; Manpower policy
Labor supply--Effect of taxation on, Employment subsidies, Manpower policy, Employment subsidies; Labor supply--Effect of taxation on; Manpower policy
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