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July 1991, No. 47

According to estimates by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), nearly 8.5 million people are expected to be unemployed in 1991, up almost 25 percent from 1990.

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Last Updated: 07/31/1991

Unemployment Insurance: Countercyclical or Counterproductive?

Linda Aguilar , William Testa

The Unemployment Insurance (UI) system's goal of providing income maintenance, and thus economic stability, will surely be put to a test this year. Policy issues relating to the program's effectiveness as a countercyclical tool will also become increasingly important.

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