[Dennis Krolick of MSU News Hotline presents a wrap up and three actualities featuring Michigan State University professor of economics Harry Holzer].

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Dennis Krolick of MSU News Hotline presents a wrap up and three actualities on a census bureau report that shows more people are working for less money featuring Harry Holzer, professor of economics at MSU. Holzer says the demand for less educated workers has declined for a number of reasons, discus...

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Uniform Title:MSU Information Services Collection.
Other Authors: Krolick, Dennis (Speaker)
Holzer, Harry J., 1957- (Speaker)
Language:English
Series:MSU Information Services Collection.
Subjects:
Wages > United States.
Unskilled labor > Supply and demand > United States.
Occupational training > United States.
Radio actualities.
Genre:
Radio actualities.
Physical Description:1 audio file (4 min., 24 sec.)
Format: Audio Software
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Dennis Krolick of MSU News Hotline presents a wrap up and three actualities on a census bureau report that shows more people are working for less money featuring Harry Holzer, professor of economics at MSU. Holzer says the demand for less educated workers has declined for a number of reasons, discusses methods to reverse the trend, and claims government and industry need to work together to institute better job training programs. Part of the MSU Information Services Collection.
Note:Title supplied.
Produced by MSU Information Services.
Call Number:News Feeds #69
Voice 47413
Playing Time:00:04:24
Event Details:
Recorded 1993