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REVIEW
Rose, Stephen - In: Challenge : the magazine of economic affairs 48 (2005) 5, pp. 113-119
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The Long-Term Gender Gap
Rose, Stephen; Hartmann, Heidi; Hartmann, Heidi - In: Challenge : the magazine of economic affairs 47 (2004) 5, pp. 30-50
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BOOK REVIEWS - Back to Shared Prosperity: The Growing inequality of Wealth and Income in America
Marshall, Ray; Rose, Stephen - In: Journal of economic literature 39 (2001) 4, pp. 1236
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How Well Have Americans Been Doing?
Rose, Stephen; Schmitt's, John - In: Challenge : the magazine of economic affairs 53 (2010) 6, pp. 110-117
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Is Mobility in the United States Still Alive? Tracking career opportunities and income growth
Rose, Stephen - In: International review of applied economics 13 (1999) 3, pp. 417-436
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Talking Past the Middle
Rose, Stephen; Solomon, Adam; Kim, Anne - In: Challenge : the magazine of economic affairs 50 (2007) 1, pp. 40-53
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The American economy poster and fact book
Rose, Stephen J. - 1987 - 1. ed.
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Vom Erlebnis zum Ergebnis : die Transformation von Corporate Events am Beispiel der Siemens AG
Kaufmann, Lydia; Rose, Stephen; Sarcevic, Robert - In: Workbook berührende, hybride Veranstaltungen : …, (pp. 131-152). 2023
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Is Mobility in the United States Still Alive? Tracking career opportunities and income growth
Rose, Stephen - In: International Review of Applied Economics 13 (1999) 3, pp. 417-436
Longitudinal data are used to compute income and earnings mobility in the 1970s and 1980s. The various strengths and weakness of different perspectives on mobility are assessed, with the change in real income or earnings being chosen as the one that most closely resembles the common-sense...
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