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W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research

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1950–2017 across 7 dated works

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Full employment through business enterprise1950
Unemployment and relief from the local government point of view: a report of the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Community Research1955
Government and the unemployed: the summaries of two books: Public works and employment from the local government point of view1958
Equity and loan capital for new and expanding small business1959

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Equity and loan capital for new and expanding small business1959
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Unemployment and relief from the local government point of view: a report of the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Community Research1955
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Government and the unemployed: the summaries of two books: Public works and employment from the local government point of view1958
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Full employment through business enterprise1950
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The Kalamazoo County economy: as reflected in the Kalamazoo County current accounts table for 1954.1960
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Use of unemployment insurance and employment services by newly unemployed leavers from Temporary Assistance for Needy Families: final report2009
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Disasters in the United States: frequency, costs, and compensation2017
With Vera Brusentsev, Wayne Vroman
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