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1 Unemployment Compensation 1 (1965)

handle is hein.tera/unoyensan0001 and id is 1 raw text is: TAX     FOUNDATION'S                                                  NUMBER 19
DECEMBER 1965
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION
A. General References
American Enterprise Institute. Lggislativ AnlyAs. (Proposed Federal
Unemployment Compensation. Legislation. Analysis No. 14). Hash-
ington, D. C.: 1965. 96pp. tables, appendix.
Comprehensive analysis of recent Federal proposals for basic
revisions in the unemployment insurance system; discusseenissues related
to benefit standards and time periods, fLinancing, qualification and
disqualification, coverage, employer experience rating, and Federal
equalization grants.
Andrews, William H. Jr., and Miller,Taulaan A. Employment Security Financing
in Indiana. (Indiana Business Report Fumber 22, Bureau of Business Re-
search, School of Business). Blooningon: Indiana University, 1956.
239pp.   tables.
Discusses requirements of Indiana and Federal laws, past history of
the system, financial adequacy, relation of financing to equity standards
and administrative efficie'cy, and past trends and future prospects of
the system.
Bowers, Edison L. and others. Financing Unemployment Compensation: Ohio's
Experience. (Bureau of Business Researc Monograph No. 89, Bureau of
Business Research, College of Conmerce ard Administration.) Columbus:
Ohio State University, 1956. 31+pp.   tales. appendix. biblio.
Prepared at suggestion of Ohio State Advisory Council on Unemploy-
ment Compensation; thorough treatment of workings of unemployment system
in Ohio from its inception.
Cotabish, Matthew I. Statement on Behalf of the 1ational Association of Manu-
facturers before the Ways and Neans Committe% of the House of Representa-
tives of the United States in Opposition to H R. 8282. National
Association of Manufacturers. August 1965.   12pp. tables,   chart.
Testimony presented by Director of Labor and Community Relations
for a private corporation, in opposition to recintly proposed revisions
in unemployment compensation pystem.

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