Efficiency and labour market polarisation: knowledge economy programme report
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Published: December 2006
Authors: Rebecca Fauth and Ian Brinkley
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Abstract
Suggests that the knowledge economy can be given a reasonably clean bill of health as far as polarisation between 'good' and 'bad' jobs is concerned, and that it is contributing to a stable labour market and continued expansion of well-paid jobs as the top of the labour market.
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