The Political Economy of Skills
How do we find out which new skills are required and how do we produce them? Institutions are the answer to both, Bob Hancké argues.
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The Political Economy of Skills
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The UK and the EU: Another two-level game
Big shifts: Lessons from the 1980s for the labour market after Covid-19
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Britain’s job support schemes: right direction, more to do
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Anatomy of a wage subsidy
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