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Journal Article

Unemployment Insurance in Germany: Problems and the Two-Pillar-System

Statistics Finland, Economic Trends, 2003 (3)

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Hans H. Glismann
Klaus Schrader Kiel Institute
Klaus Schrader

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Publication Date
03/2003

Key Words

  • unemployment insurance
  • privatization

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  • Germany
  • Labor Market
  • Welfare State
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