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Mercado Laboral – Políticas De Equilibrio

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Dora del Carmen Orfila
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Recordando Los diversos tipos de desempleo que se producen en las economías, ellos son: Desempleo coyuntural: es el que ocurre por un tiempo no superior a los seis meses y cuyas causas pueden ser: A - Estacionales: por ejemplo, se da cuando los trabajadores agrícolas migran a distintos lugares dentro y ocasionalmente fuera del país, para participar de diferentes cosechas.

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Article provided by Grupo Eumed.net (Universidad de Málaga) in its journal Contribuciones a la Economía.

Volume (Year): (2009)
Issue (Month): 2009-05 (May)
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Keywords: tipos de desempleo; mercado laboral; politicas de equilibrio;

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