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Elsevier

Labour Economics

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2009, Volume 16, Issue 5

2009, Volume 16, Issue 42009, Volume 16, Issue 32009, Volume 16, Issue 22009, Volume 16, Issue 12008, Volume 15, Issue 62008, Volume 15, Issue 52008, Volume 15, Issue 42008, Volume 15, Issue 32008, Volume 15, Issue 22008, Volume 15, Issue 12007, Volume 14, Issue 62007, Volume 14, Issue 52007, Volume 14, Issue 42007, Volume 14, Issue 32007, Volume 14, Issue 22007, Volume 14, Issue 12006, Volume 13, Issue 62006, Volume 13, Issue 52006, Volume 13, Issue 42006, Volume 13, Issue 3More pages of listings: 0|1|2|3

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