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December 1998, No. 136
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Last Updated: 11/12/1998

Recent Trends in Job Displacement

Daniel Aaronson, Daniel G. Sullivan

The news media often suggest that American workers have suffered a significant decline in job security during the 1990s. This perception is shared by many policymakers, who believe workers’ anxiety is a major reason wage inflation in the mid-1990s remained modest in the face of historically low levels of unemployment.

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