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  1. 451

    Idiosyncratic risk and aggregate employment dynamics by Campbell, Jeffrey R.

    Published 2000
    Book

    Idiosyncratic risk and aggregate employment dynamics
  2. 452

    Does comparable worth work in a decentralized labor marketn by Baker, Michael

    Published 2000
    Book

    Does comparable worth work in a decentralized labor marketn
  3. 453

    Credit market imperfections and persistent unemployment by Acemoglu, Daron

    Published 2000
    Book

    Credit market imperfections and persistent unemployment
  4. 454

    The evolution of employment relations in U.S. and Japanese manufacturing firms, 1900-1960 : a comparative historical and institutional analysis by Moriguchi, Chiaki

    Published 2000
    Book

    The evolution of employment relations in U.S. and Japanese manufacturing firms, 1900-1960 : a comparative historical and institutional analysis
  5. 455

    Why is productivity procyclicaln : why do we caren by Basu, Susanto

    Published 2000
    Book

    Why is productivity procyclicaln : why do we caren
  6. 456

    Private inflows when crises are anticipated : a case study of Korea by Dooley, Michael P.

    Published 2000
    Book

    Private inflows when crises are anticipated : a case study of Korea
  7. 457

    Fear of floating by Calvo, Guillermo A.

    Published 2000
    Book

    Fear of floating
  8. 458

    Wages, productivity, and the dynamic interaction of businesses and workers by Haltiwanger, John C.

    Published 2000
    Book

    Wages, productivity, and the dynamic interaction of businesses and workers
  9. 459

    Consumption and risk sharing over the life cycle by Storesletten, Kjetil

    Published 2000
    Book

    Consumption and risk sharing over the life cycle
  10. 460

    Does the internet make markets more competitive : evidence from the life insurance industry by Brown, Jeffrey R.

    Published 2000
    Book

    Does the internet make markets more competitive : evidence from the life insurance industry

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