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Asked a couple of questions about the world trade talks before homing in on the "British jobs" question.
Readers looking for answers to the jobs question should check out Douglas Irwin's engaging "Free Trade Under Fire".
For policymakers, a troubling part of this good jobs versus bad jobs question is that it's a bit of a false choice.
The Conference Board jobs question, asked regularly since 1967, offers three possible responses, with the others being that jobs are "plentiful" — 5.5 percent in September — or "not so plentiful" — 44.5 percent in the latest survey.
Brown: He has been thinking about how to answer the "British jobs" question and his response – I don't know anyone who's not in favour of British jobs – worked in the chamber.
Quite aside from the jobs question.
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There were jobs questions, but there were also questions about immigration, women's rights, energy, foreign policy and gun rights.
Osborne: 11 - Slightly less good on the job question.
Firstly, the 'year ended job' measure ("in which year did you stop doing this job?", question RE026_1-19).
I think we did a great job!" Question: "Did the J8 change you personally?
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