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How big is the displaced worker problem?

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  1. Clemson University, USA

    Richard B. McKenzie (professor of economics, senior fellow, adjunct scholar)

  2. Heritage Foundation, USA

    Richard B. McKenzie (professor of economics, senior fellow, adjunct scholar)

  3. the Cato Institute, USA

    Richard B. McKenzie (professor of economics, senior fellow, adjunct scholar)

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A subsequent version of this article appears in his new book, The American Job Machine,published by Universe Books. His other books include The Fairness of Marketsand, with Gordon Tullock, The New World of Economics.

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McKenzie, R.B. How big is the displaced worker problem?. Society 26, 43–48 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02699247

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