Michael Franck, Mannheim

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Regional spread of mismatch unemployment on the German
        labour market and conclusions on as to policies of the Federal Employment
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Pages 42 - 55


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A lot of labour market researchers argue that the main problem
        behind the high unemployment rate in Germany is the mismatch between labour
        demand and supply. This article, however, shows that such a thesis ignores
        the spatial dimension and can only be verified for some of the German
        regions. Labour demand deficiency is at least of equal importance in many
        other regions. The article identifies which problem is dominant in which
        region and explains what kind of labour market policies should be therefore
        preferred respectively.

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