The American Economic Review, Volume 70,Edições 3-5American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... labor declines in goods produced by the multinationals , demand for labor in X * declines , creating excess supply of labor in the entire economy , and this forces the real wage to go down to clear the labor market . = LL This result ...
... labor declines in goods produced by the multinationals , demand for labor in X * declines , creating excess supply of labor in the entire economy , and this forces the real wage to go down to clear the labor market . = LL This result ...
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... labor force experiences for a population with transition probabilities of .0036 and .1426 . Table 5 shows that , for this population , single spells are ... Labor Statistics , Special Labor 892 DECEMBER 1980 THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW.
... labor force experiences for a population with transition probabilities of .0036 and .1426 . Table 5 shows that , for this population , single spells are ... Labor Statistics , Special Labor 892 DECEMBER 1980 THE AMERICAN ECONOMIC REVIEW.
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... labor contracts . MARIAN V. BROWN , Ph.D. Stanford 1979. Retirement income and labor supply . RICHARD J. BUTLER , Ph.D. Chicago 1979. Black / white wage growth : A look at South Carolina production workers . JOHN S. CAMERON , Ph.D ...
... labor contracts . MARIAN V. BROWN , Ph.D. Stanford 1979. Retirement income and labor supply . RICHARD J. BUTLER , Ph.D. Chicago 1979. Black / white wage growth : A look at South Carolina production workers . JOHN S. CAMERON , Ph.D ...
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