Out of Work
Why There's So Much Unemployment and Why it's Getting Worse
by Cy Gonick
Cy Gonick is one of Canada's leading political economists. In this book he analyzes the chronically high unemployment rates that affected Canada in the 1970s.
Cy Gonick is one of Canada's leading political economists. In this book he analyzes the chronically high unemployment rates that affected Canada in the 1970s.
Gonick explains why unemployment is built into our economy, despite the human hardships it causes. He tells how big business makes this situation worse by failing to create enough jobs, and shows us why the government won't do anything about it.
Out of Work offers an acute analysis of this grim economic legacy of the 1970s
Gonick explains why unemployment is built into our economy, despite the human hardships it causes. He tells how big business makes this situation worse by failing to create enough jobs, and shows us why the government won't do anything about it.
Out of Work offers an acute analysis of this grim economic legacy of the 1970s
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