Examining policy configurations as conditions for long-term unemployment and non-standard employment in OECD countries using fuzzy-set analysis
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Fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis; Non-standard employment; Employment protection legislation; Unemployment; Net replacement rate; Statutory minimum wage;Statistics
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