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An Exploration of Employment Act of 1946 of the U.S.A.

Author: DuXiaoNa
Tutor: GaoZuo
School: Northeast Normal University
Course: Specialized History
Keywords: Employment Act of 1946 Full employment bill Cairns James Murray
CLC: K712.5
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2010
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Abstract


In this paper, the United States' Employment Act of 1946 \1930s economic crisis, Roosevelt's New Deal with FFW way, the resettlement of millions of labor force, but, strictly speaking, this contingency measures are not labor-related technical training. The end of World War II, most Americans do not get rid of the fear of the economic crisis. United States in World War II achieved full employment and 1930s in stark contrast to the economic crisis, prompting the postwar goals of full employment as mentioned in the agenda of the government and parliament. In Truman's economic program, the full employment is the important contents. However, Keynesian fiscal policy on the use of economic instruments as a management theoretical discourse in the United States caused a debate conservatives and liberals, 1945 full employment bill did not get Congressional approval, and finally through the Senate and House of Representatives of the discussion by the \establishing the beginning of the system. After that, until 1968, the U.S. Congress has enacted more than ten bills, of which the most important is \These acts constitute a relatively complete system of employment and training policies the core, and in the job market to maintain a balance between supply and demand, reduce unemployment and promote social and economic development has played a positive role. This article explores the introductory section describes the research status issues, topics reason and research significance, research ideas and methods. The first chapter of the United States' 1946 Employment Act, \Chapter II of the proposed motion from full employment, liberals and conservatives support the motion against the three aspects of the motion introduced U.S. \Chapter III of the United States, \Conclusion part of the full text summarize and generalize, combing the U.S. \Its introduction was not all smooth sailing, conservatives and liberals disagree on its mutual checks and balances. Motion compared with full employment, \

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