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Men in female-concentrated occupations
Journal of Organizational Behavior
1989 : JULY, VOL. 10, p.201-212
 1989 Hayes, R
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Occupational choice and earnings determination : the role of sample selection and non-pecuniary factors.
Oxford Economic Papers
1989 : JUL, VOL. 41:3, p. 573-594
 1989 Dolton, P. J.
Makepeace, G. H.
Klaauw, W. van der
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The role of occupation in the determination of wages.
Oxford Economic Papers
1989 : JUL, VOL. 41:3, p. 595-618
 1989 Beyer, J. de
Knight, J. B.
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Do job opportunities decline with age?
Industrial and Labor Relations Review
1988 : OCT, VOL. 42:1, p. 89-99
 1988 Hutchens, R. M.
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Behind the news. The new maturity of computer science. Accreditation and support from industry and government help remake a troubled discipline. Still, a PhD shortage looms for the long term.
Datamation
1988 : SEP 15, VOL. 34:18, p. 37-38, 40, 44, 46, 48
 1988 Hodges, P.
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Compensating differentials and self-selection : an application to lawyers.
Journal of Political Economy
1988 : APR, VOL. 96:2, p. 411-428
 1988 Goddeeris, J. H.
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Sex differences in job attribute preferences.
Journal of Organizational Behavior
1988 : APR, VOL. 9:2, p. 139-147
 1988 Bigoness, W. J.
35.
The self-efficacy expectations and occupational preferences of females and males
Journal of Occupational Psychology
1987 : SEPT, VOL. 60:3, p. 257-265
 1987 Clement, S.
36.
Carpenter apprentices : Comparison of career transitions for men and women.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1987 : AUG, VOL. 72:3, p. 393-400
 1987 Latack, J. C.
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Similarities and differences between women and men who choose business proprietorship.
International Small Business Journal
1987 : SPRING, VOL. 5:3, p. 43-60
 1987 Cromie, S.
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