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Maomi Ueno,Takashi Isozakiapter addresses the way events in the immediate or distant past shaped responses to unemployment in our study. Each builds upon earlier chapters. Chapter Three laid out the overall dimensions of the unemployment that followed the 1987 GM plant closings and Chapter Four traced the patterns of individ

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