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Labor supply in the new century

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Katharine Bradbury
Christopher L. Foote
Robert K. Triest

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To explore the labor-supply trends that will affect economic policymaking in the twenty-first century, the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston chose "Labor Supply in the New Century” as the theme for its 52nd Annual Economic Conference held in June 2007. The conference’s six papers and its keynote address by Eugene Steuerle provide a broad overview of the quantity and quality implications of labor-supply trends.

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Keywords: Labor supply ; Baby boom generation;

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