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Job search strategies and outcomes for academic economists : a middle-market view

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Racial disparity in earnings and earnings growth : the case of young men

Duncan, Kevin C. - In: The social science journal 31 (1994) 3, pp. 237-250

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Mixing welfare and work : evidence from the PSID, 1980 - 87

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Atrophy rates for intermittent employment for married and never-married women : a test of the human capital theory of occupational sex segregation

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Starting wages of women in female and male occupations : a test of the human capital explanation of occupational sex segregation

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What does the research tell us about prevailing wage laws?

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Unintended consequences of Nevada's ninety-percent prevailing wage rule

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Bio-Pharma’s Impact On California’s State and Local Economy

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The vintage schooling hypothesis and racial differences in earnings and on-the-job training: A longitudinal analysis

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