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Economic growth in the information age
Jorgenson, Dale Weldeau (contributor) - 2002
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Simulating the elimination of the US corporate income tax
Fehr, Hans; Jokisch, Sabine; Kambhampati, Ashwin; … - 2013
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Die Idee der großen Steuerreform - zugleich eine fundamentale Wirtschafts- und Sozialreform
Mackscheidt, Klaus - In: Die Konzeption sozialer Sicherung : Festschrift für …, (pp. 71-82). 2002
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Export tax reform and the competitiveness of imported soybeans in China
Muhammad, Andrew; Valdes, Constanza - In: Journal of agricultural and applied economics : JAEE 51 (2019) 3, pp. 511-525
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The direct and indirect impact of employee benefits on firm performance in China
Lin, Zhaohong; Yao, Xing; Zhao, Zhe - In: Asia Pacific : journal of human resources 52 (2014) 4, pp. 476-495
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Social protection, labor market rigidity, and enterprise restructuring in China
Hu, Zu-Liu - 1994
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Gender, wages, and social security in China's industry sector
Rickne, Johanna - 2010
This study compares average earnings and productivities for men and women employed in roughly 200,000 Chinese industrial enterprises. Women’s average wages lag behind men’s wages by 11%, and this result is robust to the inclusion of non-wage income in the form of social insurance payments....
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The development and implications of China's employee benefit systems
Lin, Zhaohong; Trenberth, Linda; Kelly, John E. - In: Asia Pacific : journal of human resources 48 (2010) 3, pp. 287-301
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Gender, wages and social security in China's industrial sector
Rickne, Johanna - 2010
This study compares average earnings and productivities for men and women employed in roughly 200,000 Chinese industrial enterprises. Women's average wages lag behind men's wages by 11%, and this result is robust to the inclusion of non-wage income in the form of social insurance payments. The...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003963504