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Critiquing a Labour Market Policy Proposal
A policymaker proposes a new law that increases the flexibility for companies to hire workers on short-term, project-based contracts, arguing that this will boost overall employment numbers. Critically evaluate this proposal. In your evaluation, consider the potential differential impacts on workers with varying levels of job security and skills, and justify whether this policy is likely to improve or worsen the overall quality of employment in the economy.
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