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Evaluating Taiwan's Public Service Employment Programme

In: The Labour Market and Economic Development of Taiwan

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  • Chao-Yin Lin
  • Mei Hsu

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An integrated labour market model (a revision of the Harris–Todaro dualistic labour market model) is presented which can be used to analyze labour market operation in other developing countries. The effectiveness of various policies adopted by the Taiwanese government in tackling high unemployment rates are examined and the findings shed light on public policies in other developing and newly industrialized countries.

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  • Chao-Yin Lin & Mei Hsu, 2007. "Evaluating Taiwan's Public Service Employment Programme," Chapters, in: Joseph S. Lee (ed.), The Labour Market and Economic Development of Taiwan, chapter 12, pages 300-322, Edward Elgar Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:elg:eechap:12758_12
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