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A feminist way to unconditional basic income : claimants unions and women’s liberation movements in 1970s Britain

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Grassroots feminist economic thought : a reconstruction from the working-class women's liberation movement in 1970s Britain

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Wages, Experience and Training of Women Over the Lifecycle

Blundell, Richard W.; Costa Dias, Monica; Goll, David; … - 2019

. Training is potentially important in compensating for the effects of children, especially for women who left education after …

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Women in the top of the income distribution : what can we learn from LIS-data?

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