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Inequalities and crisis recovery
The global crisis which erupted after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 has led to significant debate regarding the importance of adequate financial regulation.
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Discussion paper 213
This paper discusses the macroeconomic effects of a change in the labour share based on the IILS 'Global Economic Linkages' (GEL) model.
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World of Work
The report assesses the state of the global job crisis.
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EuroZone Crisis
Labour market reforms in Eurozone countries have principally gone in the direction of either a decentralization of collective bargaining or a loosening of employment regulation.
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Study on growth with Equity
Youth unemployment rates in Tunisia are among the highest in the world – and a longstanding issue in the MENA region as a whole.
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CNN interviews Raymond Torres on the adverse effects of austerity on the job market

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