Dr. Bernstein\u27s lecture considers issues related to the post-recession economy and workplace and answers several questions. What roles are technology, globalization, inequality, and fiscal policy likely to play in shaping economic outcomes facing workers at different positions in the wage scale? Is labor-saving technology accelerating in new ways that will displace ever more workers, particularly in factories? Why is it taking so long to get back to full employment? Will revived financial markets stay on the rails ? Mary Joyce Carlson, a labor and employment attorney practicing in Washington, D.C., and General Motors\u27 chief economist, G. Mustafa Mohatarem, provide commentary on the lecture from management and employee perspectives. R...
To honor the life work of Professor Sumner Rosen, this lecture examines approaches to promoting full...
MODERN RECESSIONS HIT THE U.S. economy in 1990–91 and in 2001. A modern recession is one occurring i...
modern recession is one occurring in an economy with well-executed mon-etary policy and a small frac...
Dr. Bernstein\u27s lecture considers issues related to the post-recession economy and workplace and ...
This lecture discusses the impact of the recent recession, both directly and indirectly, on the righ...
It has been well over a decade since the economy tumbled into what is now dubbed the Great Recession...
Many have argued that the Great Recession is over and that the U.S. labor market is back to where it...
Recovery from the Great Recession has been slow and extremely prolonged. It was tempting to conclude...
The last eight years have been disastrous for many workers, and particularly so for those with low h...
Professor Richard Freeman, Herbert Ascherman Professor of Economics at Harvard University delivered ...
In knowledge based industries, how has the changing economic climate in the United States altered hi...
Labor and Employment Law Under the Obama Administration: A Time for Hope and Change? Symposium held ...
Professor Williams\u27 lecture examines the impact of the increasing number of lawsuits filed by mot...
Most analysts believe the U.S. economy is now recoveringfrom the last recession. This belief is bols...
America is just now starting to invent its post-recession economic future. The Great 2007–2009 Reces...
To honor the life work of Professor Sumner Rosen, this lecture examines approaches to promoting full...
MODERN RECESSIONS HIT THE U.S. economy in 1990–91 and in 2001. A modern recession is one occurring i...
modern recession is one occurring in an economy with well-executed mon-etary policy and a small frac...
Dr. Bernstein\u27s lecture considers issues related to the post-recession economy and workplace and ...
This lecture discusses the impact of the recent recession, both directly and indirectly, on the righ...
It has been well over a decade since the economy tumbled into what is now dubbed the Great Recession...
Many have argued that the Great Recession is over and that the U.S. labor market is back to where it...
Recovery from the Great Recession has been slow and extremely prolonged. It was tempting to conclude...
The last eight years have been disastrous for many workers, and particularly so for those with low h...
Professor Richard Freeman, Herbert Ascherman Professor of Economics at Harvard University delivered ...
In knowledge based industries, how has the changing economic climate in the United States altered hi...
Labor and Employment Law Under the Obama Administration: A Time for Hope and Change? Symposium held ...
Professor Williams\u27 lecture examines the impact of the increasing number of lawsuits filed by mot...
Most analysts believe the U.S. economy is now recoveringfrom the last recession. This belief is bols...
America is just now starting to invent its post-recession economic future. The Great 2007–2009 Reces...
To honor the life work of Professor Sumner Rosen, this lecture examines approaches to promoting full...
MODERN RECESSIONS HIT THE U.S. economy in 1990–91 and in 2001. A modern recession is one occurring i...
modern recession is one occurring in an economy with well-executed mon-etary policy and a small frac...