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Income polarization, the middle class and informal employment in Greater Buenos Aires, 1974 - 2010
Groisman, Fernando - In: CEPAL review (2013) 109, pp. 79-97
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Informality and labour market segmentation : the case of Argentina
Beccaria, Luís Alberto; Groisman, Fernando - In: CEPAL review (2015) 117, pp. 121-136
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Motherhood wage penalties and labour market segmentation : evidence from Argentina
Del Pilar Casal, María; Barham, Bradford L. - In: CEPAL review (2013) 111, pp. 57-78
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Green jobs in Argentina : opportunities to move forward with the environmental and social agenda
Ernst, Christoph; Rojo Brizuela, Ana Sofía; Epifanio, … - In: CEPAL review (2019) 129, pp. 51-71
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The informal sector and poverty in Latin America
Rosenbluth, Guillermo - In: CEPAL review (1994), pp. 155-175
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Some thoughts on the definition of the informal sector
Guerguil, Martine - In: CEPAL review (1988), pp. 57-65
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From the classroom to the workplace : three decades of evidence for Latin America
Viollaz, Mariana - In: CEPAL review (2014) 112, pp. 45-73
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A "new normal" as a "new essential"? : COVID-19, digital transformations and employment structures
Savona, Maria - In: CEPAL review (2020) 132, pp. 195-208
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Job satisfaction in Chile : geographic determinants and differences
Ferrada, Luz María - In: CEPAL review (2017) 123, pp. 125-145
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A typology of precarious employment for Chile : precariousness as a cross-class phenomenon
Blanco, Osvaldo; Julián Véjar, Dasten - In: CEPAL review (2019) 129, pp. 91-128
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