Allison Schrager
Contributor, Free Exchange Blog, The Economist
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tweets RT @EBRI: EBRI: Trend toward more part-time employment already underway, before PPACA: bit.ly/183OkSn
RT @OECD: Does a better life include job security? 1 in 10 workers in 30 OECD countries have temp contracts bit.ly/12btvwE #OECDwk …
OECD Better Life Index
oecdbetterlifeindex.org — Background Work has obvious economic benefits, but having a job also helps individuals stay connected with society, build self-esteem and develop skills and competencies. Societies with high levels of employment are also richer, more politically stable and healthier. Employment Rate Across the OECD, nearly 66% of the working-age population aged 15 to 64 has a paid job.RT @qz: The problems young people face in the labor market is very troubling qz.com/83073
Temporary and part-time jobs are going to kill the global economy
qz.com — The consequences of the current unemployment situation may be felt for decades eventually undermining financial stability. The threat to stability has become a grave concern-enough so that in a radical strategy shift, the International Monetary Fund is now focusing on fixing unemployment. Since the financial crisis, global unemployment spiked and has still not fully recovered....RT @qz: Temporary and part-time jobs are going to kill the global economy qz.com/83073
Temporary and part-time jobs are going to kill the global economy
qz.com — The consequences of the current unemployment situation may be felt for decades eventually undermining financial stability. The threat to stability has become a grave concern-enough so that in a radical strategy shift, the International Monetary Fund is now focusing on fixing unemployment. Since the financial crisis, global unemployment spiked and has still not fully recovered....RT @tylercowen: By the way, it is now possible to comfortably read a qz.com article on a laptop, qz.com/83073/temporar…
Temporary and part-time jobs are going to kill the global economy
qz.com — The consequences of the current unemployment situation may be felt for decades eventually undermining financial stability. The threat to stability has become a grave concern-enough so that in a radical strategy shift, the International Monetary Fund is now focusing on fixing unemployment. Since the financial crisis, global unemployment spiked and has still not fully recovered....Temporary and part-time jobs are going to kill the global economy qz.com/83073 via @qz
Temporary and part-time jobs are going to kill the global economy
qz.com — The consequences of the current unemployment situation may be felt for decades eventually undermining financial stability. The threat to stability has become a grave concern-enough so that in a radical strategy shift, the International Monetary Fund is now focusing on fixing unemployment. Since the financial crisis, global unemployment spiked and has still not fully recovered....@carney Try Malachy's on 72nd, it's filthy
@carney Does that mean you've ruled out moving to the UWS?
Economists still aren’t talking about financial risk qz.com/79492 via @qz
Economists still aren’t talking about financial risk
qz.com — The financial crisis left the economics profession soul-searching. The crisis surprised most everyone for its severity and the deep, prolonged recession it caused. Since then, traditional and inventive policy tools haven't returned the economy and employment to capacity. It's given economists a lot to think about; have they learned the right lessons?Some have and some...Decades of papers on debt and growth, one with sloppy statistics and whole literature deemed faulty, who's truly guilty of sloppy inference?
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