Case study, Idaho
Subtitle: economic development and right to work.
Contributors: National Institute for Labor Relations Research.
Publisher: National Institute for Labor Relations Research
Published: 1994
Place of publication: Springfield, Va
Language: eng
Number of pages: 20
Subjects: Right to labor -- Economic aspects -- Idaho -- Case studies.; Labor supply -- Economic aspects -- Idaho -- Case studies.; Work -- Economic aspects -- Idaho -- Case studies.; Saving and thrift -- Idaho -- Case studies.
Other titles: Economic development and right to work.
Notes: Cover title.

Bibliography: p. 20.
Table of contents: value: Ten ways Idaho has benefitted from its right to work law; value: I. Passing right to work: the start of the economic boom; value: II. Right to work means new businesses and new jobs; value: III. Right to work means lower unemployment and more productivity; value: IV. Right to work means higher wages and more personal income; value: V. Right to work means fiscal flexibility; value: Conclusion: right to work means a stronger economy - The facts speak for themselves; value: Endnotes; value: Appendix I; value: Appendix II; value: Bibliography.