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“What can the government do to reduce unemployment?”
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"What can the government do to reduce unemployment?" Business & Economics Coursework Introduction In this coursework I aim to research into unemployment in the UK and explain why unemployment is high in certain areas, whilst low in others. I will also explain what the government is doing at the moment to get more people into employment. I will mainly focus on the Governments 'New Deal Scheme' which tackles the ongoing unemployment problem by offering subsidies to companies to employ workers who would otherwise be on the dole. However, I will also offer other suggestions that may help lower unemployment. Across the UK it has almost become accepted that unemployment is here to stay. Proposals for higher infrastructure spending or new ways of editing the labour market produce little confidence, there's a general feeling that everything has been tried in the past, and has proven to be unsuccessful. But surely it is unacceptable for the...
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