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Layard

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Layard
Sir Austen Henry. 1817--94, English archaeologist, noted for his excavations at Nimrud and Nineveh


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Layard, a British economist influential in originating the New Deal wrote that ''where benefits last for a long time, so does unemployment.
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Layard will address issues such as the impact of 'welfare to work' programmes, and will feature the evidence looking at how positive experiences can help prevent the most negative effects of unemployment.
 
 
 
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