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2009
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Education, Wage Inequality and the Labour Market
Dolton Peter
Asplund Rita
Barth Erling
in Education and Inequality Across Europe, pp. 1-23. Edward Elgar 2009.
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Date
2009
Pages
24
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English
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Value-added Taxation of Hospitality Services from the Standpoint of Equal Tax Treatment and Competitive Neutrality
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The EU’s Industrial Accelerator Act and the Limits of Strategic Protection
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Firm Productivity and the Composition of Jobs in the Green Economy: Factor Reallocation with Heterogeneous Clean Destinations
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We study the macroeconomic consequences of emissions reductions in a model with heterogeneous firms, search-and-matching frictions, endogenous technology
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Firms’ Intangible Investments and Financing Constraints: Evidence from Survey Data
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This report examines the links between firms’ intangible investments and financing constraints using four complementary surveys: the Finnish
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