full employment

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meanings of fulland employment

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full
adjective
uk /fʊl/ us /fʊl/
(of a container or a space) holding or containing as much as possible or ...
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employment
noun[ U ]
uk /ɪmˈplɔɪ.mənt/ us /ɪmˈplɔɪ.mənt/
the fact of someone being paid to work for a company ...
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Examples of full employment

full employment
Conversely, accommodating monetary regimes are compatible with real wage restraint and full employment in centralized bargaining systems, while they encourage wage-price militancy in decentralized ones.
Despite these differences a fullemployment biography guaranteed a pension worth at least 70% of a wage earner's last net wage.
This model relies heavily on sustained fullemployment and growth.
It maintained its commitment to fullemployment and a high spending welfare state long after others had abandoned them.
In this period of reconstruction, fullemployment was defined in relation to the availability of work for all males of workforce age.
With unemployment very low, at about 3 per cent, it looks as if a situation of fullemployment, as in the early 1970s, is near.
Its provision is characterised by universal and comparatively generous benefits, a commitment to fullemployment and income protection, and a strongly interventionist state.
There is no other way to get fullemployment.
It seems like a dysfunction, since we think that fullemployment is what an economy should produce.
The real wage is determined by the marginal product of labor at fullemployment in each period.
The post-war settlement may explain ministerial determination to return to fullemployment before the general elections of 1959 and 1964.
Should we try to manage the money supply so that fullemployment is restored, assuming that we can do nothing about the environmental resource failure?
It advocated fullemployment, nationalization of foreign banks, a desire to make the public sector more profitable and an independent central monetary authority.
Conventionally, the solution to social exclusion has been to pursue fullemployment so that the unemployed can be inserted into the formal labour market.
From the fullemployment conditions, we derive the factor market-clearing equation, which depends on the input coefficients from the private perspective.
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