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Special issue on the social economics of work time
In: Review of social economy : publication of the … 56 (1998) 4, pp. 411-541
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Offerta di lavoro e politiche pubbliche
Del Boca, Daniela - 1993 - 1. ed
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Hours worked across the world : facts and driving forces
Fuchs-Schündeln, Nicola - In: National Institute economic review : journal of the … 247 (2019) 1, pp. R3-R9
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An empirical analysis of working-hours constraints in twenty-one countries
Sousa-Poza, Alfonso; Henneberger, Fred - In: Review of social economy : publication of the … 60 (2002) 2, pp. 209-242
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The future of work and leisure
Parker, Stanley R. - 1971
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The long work hours culture : causes, consequences and choices
Burke, Ronald J. (contributor) - 2008
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Why do people overwork? : oversupply of hours of labor, labor market forces and adaptive preferences
Golden, Lonnie M.; Altman, Morris - In: The long work hours culture : causes, consequences and …, (pp. 61-83). 2008
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Work effort and worker well-being in the age of affluence
Green, Francis - In: The long work hours culture : causes, consequences and …, (pp. 115-135). 2008
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Working time for married couples in 28 countries
Medalia, Carla; Jacobs, Jerry A. - In: The long work hours culture : causes, consequences and …, (pp. 137-157). 2008
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Why Do People Overwork? Over-Supply of Hours of Labor, Labor Market Forces and Adaptive Preferences
Golden, Lonnie - 2009
Several key trends across most advanced economic economies have increased both desired hours of work and the salience of working time on well-being. Models in the economics discipline offer both labor supply and labor demand reasons to explain why many people might be willing to work longer...
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