The jobs gap in Britain's cities : employment loss and labour market consequences

Ivan Nicholas Turok · Nicola Edge

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Spatial trends sectoral trends socioeconomic trends labour market consequences the scale of labour supply responses differences between cities conclusions and implications.

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