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Do inter-sectoral flows of services matter for productivity growth? An input/output analysis of OECD countries
Economics of innovation and new technology
2005 : APR, VOL. 14:3, p. 149-171
 2005 Cagino, D. di
Meliciani, V.
92.
Beyond sweatshops: positive deviancy and global labour practices
Business Ethics
2005 : JUL, VOL 14:3, p. 206-222
 2005 Arnold, D.G.
Hartman, L.P.
93.
Cooperative unionism and employee welfare
Industrial Relations Journal
2005 : SEP, VOL 36:5, p. 348-366
 2005 White, M.
94.
'It's just acting': sex workers' strategies for capitalizing on sexuality
Gender, Work and Organization
2005 : JUL, VOL. 12:4, p. 319-342
 2005 Sanders, T.
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Why pure economics cannot work in Europe
European business forum EBF
2005 : WINTER, 20, p. 7-9
 2005 Hutton, W.
Bevan, S.
96.
When financial work incentives pay for themselves: evidence from a randomized social experiment for welfare recipients
Journal of Public Economics
2005 : JAN, VOL. 89:1, p. 5-29
 2005 Michalopoulos, C.
Robins, P.K.
Card, D.
97.
Ideal jobs and international student mobility in the enlarged European Union
European Management Journal
2004 : DEC, VOL. 22:6, p 693-703
 2004 Harzing, A-W.
98.
Solow and heterogeneous labour: a neoclassical explanation of wage inequality
Economic Journal
2004 : OCT, VOL. 114:498, p. 825-843
 2004 Meckl, J.
Zink, S.
99.
Do technology shocks lead to a fall in total hours worked?
Journal of the European Economic Association
2004 : APR-MAY, VOL. 2:2-3, p. 361-371
 2004 Uhlig, H.
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Planning-interval duration in labor-shift scheduling
Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly
2004 : MAY, VOL. 45:2, p. 145-157
 2004 Thompson, G.M.
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