No More Work: Why Full Employment Is a Bad Idea

No More Work: Why Full Employment Is a Bad Idea By Livingston, James Published by University of North Carolina Press Publication Date: 2016-10-28 Subject: Business & Economics Economic History, Business & Economics Economics General, Business & Economics Labor General, Business & Economics Economic History, Business & Economics Economics - General, Business & Economics Labor - General, Self-Help & Personal Development, Self-Help, Personal Development And Practical Advice, Self-Help & Personal Development, Business & Economics Labor General, Business & Economics, Labor, General, Business & Economics Economics General, Economics, Business & Economics Economic History, Economic History, Self-Help, Personal Development And Practical Advice, Work - Social Aspects - United States, Employees - United States - Attitudes, Anf: Advice And Rights Subject Keywords: Work; character; incomes; Socially necessary labor; socially beneficial labor; value of labor; Great Recession; Great Depression; private investment; job creation; Future of work; robots; cybernation; Guaranteed annual income; work incentive experiments 1960s; work incentive experiments 1970s; work incentive experiments 21st century; Labor market; job market; labor force participation; Women’s work; wages; wage labor; wage slavery Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development, Business & Economics, Labor, General, Business & Economics, Economics, General, Business & Economics, Economic History, Self-Help, Personal Development And Practical Advice Target Audience: A Read for the Modern Generation