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Discussion paper DP17560 Cyclical Earnings, Career and Employment Transitions Carlos Carrillo-Tudela Ludo Visschers David Wiczer 3 Oct 2022 Labour Economics Macroeconomics and Growth E24 E30 J62 J63 J64
Discussion paper DP17257 Infant health, cognitive performance and earnings: Evidence from inception of the welfare state in Sweden Sonia Bhalotra Therese Nilsson Nina Schwarz 26 Apr 2022 Economic History Labour Economics I15 I18 H41
Discussion paper DP16418 Mothers at Work: How Mandating Paid Maternity Leave Affects Employment, Earnings and Fertility Rafael Lalive 4 Aug 2021 Labour Economics Public Economics
Discussion paper DP16401 Career Effects of Mental Health Petra Moser Barbara Biasi Michael S Dahl 26 Jul 2021 Labour Economics Public Economics M13 J23 J24 O31 I12
Discussion paper DP16333 COVID-19 and Income Inequality: Evidence from Monthly Population Registers Daniel Waldenstrom Nikolay Angelov 6 Jul 2021 Public Economics D31 H12 H24 J22
VoxEU Column Access to vocational education can boost income over the long term Hanna Virtanen Mikko Silliman 30 Jan 2021 Labour Markets Europe's nations and regions Education
Discussion paper DP15101 The Distributional Impact of the Pandemic Sinem Hacıoğlu Hoke Diego Känzig Paolo Surico 26 Jul 2020 Monetary Economics and Fluctuations D12 E21 G51
VoxEU Column The economic value of breaking bad: How childhood misbehaviour can signal something good Victor Ronda Yu Zheng Nicholas Papageorge 4 May 2019 Education Labour Markets
VoxEU Column Immigrants' earnings growth and return migration from the US Maggie R. Jones 25 Apr 2019 Migration
VoxEU Column Wage inequality in Latin America: Lessons from a supply-demand framework Leonardo Gasparini Guillermo Cruces Sebastian Galiani Pablo Acosta 5 Jan 2018 Labour Markets Poverty and Income Inequality
VoxEU Column Major decisions: How labour market opportunities affect students’ choice of subjects Ioana Marinescu Eric Bettinger Brian Jacob Rachel Baker 11 May 2017 Education Labour Markets
