Macroeconomic policies and employment in Jordan: Tackling the paradox of job-poor growth
Employment Working Paper No. 118
The current study analyzes the impact of recent macroeconomic policy shifts on the Jordanian labour market. One of the main lessons learned for Jordanian policymakers is that while conventional economic reforms, oriented toward stabilization programmes, may lead to some level of macroeconomic stability, they may not necessarily lead to a reduction in unemployment.
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Author(s)
- Sahar Taghdisi-Rad
References
- ISSN Print: 1999-2939