'Jobs lost' presentation slideshows

Environmental Scanning & Global Trends:

Environmental Scanning & Global Trends: Implications for Natural Resources and Natural Resource Managers June 2008 Property of: Karen Wianecki Director of Practice Planning Solutions Inc. (905) 428-6113. Why Is Scanning Important?.

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Environmental Scanning & Global Trends:

Environmental Scanning & Global Trends: Implications for Natural Resources and Natural Resource Managers June 2008 Property of: Karen Wianecki Director of Practice Planning Solutions Inc. (905) 428-6113. Why Is Scanning Important?.

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Arizona Update & Outlook Long Road To Recovery

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Economic value of sustainable fisheries

Economic value of sustainable fisheries. Rupert Crilly nef (the new economics foundation) and OCEAN2012. Overview. Economic potential of fish stocks Report: Jobs Lost at Sea How fish are caught matters: Report: Value Slipping through the Net Concluding remarks

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The future for educated workers in the United States Economy

The future for educated workers in the United States Economy. McKinsey & Company. July 12, 2012. CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY Any use of this material without specific permission of McKinsey & Company is strictly prohibited. The jobs challenge is bigger than people think.

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Global Insight (USA), Inc. Lexington, Massachusetts Information Technology Association of America

ITAA and Global Insight Present:. The Comprehensive Economic Impact of Offshore IT Software and Services Outsourcing in the United States. Global Insight (USA), Inc. Lexington, Massachusetts Information Technology Association of America Arlington, Virginia The National Press Club

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Sandoval Economic Alliance

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Lynda Knowles Director of Client Development Phoenix, AZ Office

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What Happened to World Trade, 1929-1933 ($Millions)

What Happened to World Trade, 1929-1933 ($Millions). April. May. March. 1929. 1930. February. 1931. June. 1932. 1933. 2,739. 1,206. January. July. 2,998. 1,839. 992. August. December. September. November. October.

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Women and Men in Recession

WOMEN IN RECESSION AND RECOVERY IWPR Roundtable May 11, 2011 Eileen Appelbaum Center for Economic and Policy Research. Women and Men in Recession. Job losses steepest, most prolonged in 60 years 6% of payroll jobs lost at worst point, compared with 3% in 1981 recession, less in other recessions

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Business Organizations

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