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The Spanish labour market at the crossroads: COVID-19 meets the megatrends
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Labour market concentration, wages and job security in Europe
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Labour market concentration, wages and job security in Europe
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Recent trends in occupational segregation by gender
a look across the atlantic -
Explaining youth labor market problems in Spain: crowding out, institutions, or technology shifts?
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The role of the minimum wage in the welfare state
an appraisal -
Explaining youth labor market problems in Spain
crowding-out, institutions, or technology shifts? -
Explaining youth labor market problems in Spain
crowding-out, institutions, or technology shifts? -
Youth labor markets in Spain
education, training and crowding-out -
The role of the minimum wage in the welfare state
an appraisal -
Explaining youth labor market problems in Spain
crowding-out, institutions, or technology shifts? -
The role of minimum wage in the welfare state
an appraisal -
Recent trends in occupational segregation by gender: a look across the Atlantic
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Recent trends in occupational segregation by gender
a look across the Atlantic -
Female employment and occupational changes in the 1990s
how is the EU performing relative to the US? -
The causes of youth labour market problems in Spain
crowding-out, institutions, or technology shifts? -
Collective bargaining and the gender wage gap
a quantile regression approach -
Occupational mismatch and moonlighting among Spanish physicians
do couples matter? -
Diferencias de género y emporalidad
el caso de los profesionales superiores en el sector sanitario en España -
Ajuste ocupacional y pluriempleo de los médicos
¿importan las parejas? -
Recent trends in occupational segregation by gender
a look across the Atlantic -
Immigration and students' achievement in Spain
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Explaining youth labor market problems in Spain
crowding-out, institutions, or technology shifts? -
The role of the minimum wage in the welfare state
an appraisal -
Do men and women-economists choose the same research fields?
evidence from top-50 departments