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On the employment effect of technology : evidence from US manufacturing for 1958 - 1996

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Productivity, employment, and inventories

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Transition dynamics in the neoclassical growth model : the case of South Korea

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Labor-market uncertainty and portfolio choice puzzles

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Home production

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"Studying the incentives and constraints in the non-market sector--that is, home production--enhances our understanding of economic behavior in the market. In particular, it helps us to understand (1) small variations of labor supply over the life cycle, (2) large variations of employment...

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