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Can distressed communities fuel national competitiveness?

24 March 2025 Tim Bartik - (Upjohn Institute for Employment Research)

Reading Time: 4 minutesOver 30% of Americans live in economically distressed local labour markets. With the right policies, these distressed local labour markets can be boosted to higher employment rates at a reasonable cost per job. Such policies would not only help these local labour markets, but also boost the national economy.

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