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Is there a Political Support for the Double Burden on Prolonged Activity?

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Casamatta, Georges
Cremer, Helmuth
Pestieau, Pierre

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Publication status: Published in Economics of Governance, vol. 7, n°2, mai 2006, p. 133-142.[ Résumé ]
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