Working economics: Labor policy and conducive economy in the Netherlands

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Korver, T.
The conducive economy challenges both the conceptual foundations and the practices of present-day economies. In the Netherlands, a few initiatives during the 1980s and early 1990s looked promising, in particular, as these initiatives focused on work quality as one major precondition for reducing disability and enhancing labor participation. Prospects are less bright today. Ever larger slices of governmental monetary, financial, economic, and social policies become market oriented, as distinct from conducivity oriented. The instrument of the covenant, nonetheless, may prove worthwhile in further promoting the banner of work quality.
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EducationEmploymentEnvironmental impactMarketingProfessional aspectsPublic policySocial aspectsStrategic planningCapabilitiesConductivityConvenantsDisabilityKnowledge economyParticipationSkillsWork qualityIndustrial economics
TNO Identifier
280215
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:141945a9-2076-4115-8931-ef92a642c6fa
ISSN
02704676
Source
Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society, 24(5), pp. 441-445.
Pages
441-445
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