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de Haan, Jakob; Waller, Sandra - 2021

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, and other people in the United States and the Netherlands, and analyse whether the COVID-19 pandemic has affected public … and the Netherlands. However, trust in BigTechs and trust in other people declined in both countries, especially in the US … across the US and the Netherlands, but for both countries we find evidence that individuals with poor health have lower …

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Debating unemployment policy : political communication and the labour market in Western Europe

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Credibility and transparency of Central Banks : new results based on Ifo s world economicy survey

Hamella, Sandra; Haan, Jakob de - 2004

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