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Tag Archives: labor force growth
Implications of a Part-Time America
Economists are slowly, belatedly noticing how Obamacare will shift the U.S. labor force toward part-time work, something I have been writing about for a few years. The obvious avenue is the 50/30 rule–employers must provide insurance if they employ 50 … Continue reading
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Tagged income inequality, labor force growth, Obamacare, part-time employment, social mobility
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