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The government can create jobs from "summary" of 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism by Ha-Joon Chang

The idea that the government can create jobs is often dismissed as unrealistic by many mainstream economists, who argue that job creation is the sole domain of the private sector. However, this belief is based on a narrow view of the economy that fails to take into account the role of government intervention in creating employment opportunities. In reality, the government has a range of tools at its disposal to stimulate job growth, including public works projects, investment in infrastructure, and direct job creation programs. One of the most effective ways in which the government can create jobs is through public works projects. By investing in the construction of roads, bridges, schools, and other public infrastructure, the government can create a significant number of jobs in the construction industry. These jobs not only provide employment for workers in the short term but also have long-term benefits in terms of improved infras...
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    23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism

    Ha-Joon Chang

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