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Employment instability and unemployment

McGregor, Alan - In: The Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies 48 (1980) 1, pp. 17-38

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Salary drift : the case of local goverment

McGregor, Alan - In: Oxford bulletin of economics and statistics 39 (1977) 3, pp. 189-201

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[Rezension von: Storey, D. J., ..., Job generation and labour market change]

MacGregor, Alan - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 98 (1988) 392, pp. 862-864

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Signaling corporate stretegy in IPO communication : a study of of biotechnology IPOs on the NASDAQ

Gao, Hongzhi; Darroch, Jenny; Mather, Damien; … - In: Journal of business communication : JBC 45 (2008) 1, pp. 3-30

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Unemployment and mortality in post-war Scotland

Forbes, John F.; McGregor, Alan - In: Journal of health economics 3 (1984) 3, pp. 239-257

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The employment and training implications of the Single European Market

MacGregor, Alan - In: Quarterly economic commentary 16 (1991) 4, pp. 53-60

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Regeneration areas and barriers to employment

MacGregor, Alan (contributor) - 1998

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Housebuilding in a recession : a regional case study

Gibb, Kenneth - In: Environment & planning 29 (1997) 10, pp. 1739-1758

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Influence of work-welfare cycling and labour market segmentation on employment histories of young long-term unemployed

McTier, Alexander; MacGregor, Alan - In: Work, employment and society : a journal of the British … 32 (2018) 1, pp. 20-37

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Intra-Urban Variations in Unemployment Duration: A Case Study

McGregor, Alan - In: Urban Studies 14 (1977) 3, pp. 303-313

The paper examines variations in unemployment duration between job-seekers from a deprived urban area and a control group drawn from adjoining areas. The basic hypothesis is that the concentration of 'problem families' in the deprived estate leads to the stigmatisation of the area. Some...

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