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IZA Discussion Paper No. 18295
The Economic Footprint of Short-Term Rentals on Local Businesses: Evidence from Portugal
Ronize Cruz, Francisco Nobre, João Pereira dos Santos
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18295
The Economic Footprint of Short-Term Rentals on Local Businesses: Evidence from Portugal
Ronize Cruz, Francisco Nobre, João Pereira dos Santos
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18295
The Economic Footprint of Short-Term Rentals on Local Businesses: Evidence from Portugal
Ronize Cruz, Francisco Nobre, João Pereira dos Santos
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18294
All Eyes on the Nerd? The Unequal Distribution of Teachers’ Attention
Sofoklis Goulas, Rigissa Megalokonomou, Tommaso Sartori
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18294
All Eyes on the Nerd? The Unequal Distribution of Teachers’ Attention
Sofoklis Goulas, Rigissa Megalokonomou, Tommaso Sartori
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18294
All Eyes on the Nerd? The Unequal Distribution of Teachers’ Attention
Sofoklis Goulas, Rigissa Megalokonomou, Tommaso Sartori
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18293
Good-for-Nothing Entrepreneurs: Capitalism and Democratic Decline in the West
Wim Naudé
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18293
Good-for-Nothing Entrepreneurs: Capitalism and Democratic Decline in the West
Wim Naudé
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18292
Couldn’t Care Less? Understanding and Reducing the Hiring Penalty of Care-Related Career Breaks
Liam D'hert, Morien El Haj, Stijn Baert
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18292
Couldn’t Care Less? Understanding and Reducing the Hiring Penalty of Care-Related Career Breaks
Liam D'hert, Morien El Haj, Stijn Baert
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18292
Couldn’t Care Less? Understanding and Reducing the Hiring Penalty of Care-Related Career Breaks
Liam D'hert, Morien El Haj, Stijn Baert
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18292
Couldn’t Care Less? Understanding and Reducing the Hiring Penalty of Care-Related Career Breaks
Liam D'hert, Morien El Haj, Stijn Baert
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18292
Couldn’t Care Less? Understanding and Reducing the Hiring Penalty of Care-Related Career Breaks
Liam D'hert, Morien El Haj, Stijn Baert
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18291
Revisiting Occupational Segregation and the Valuation of Women’s Work
Hannah Liepmann, Ariane Hegewisch
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18291
Revisiting Occupational Segregation and the Valuation of Women’s Work
Hannah Liepmann, Ariane Hegewisch
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18291
Revisiting Occupational Segregation and the Valuation of Women’s Work
Hannah Liepmann, Ariane Hegewisch
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18291
Revisiting Occupational Segregation and the Valuation of Women’s Work
Hannah Liepmann, Ariane Hegewisch
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18291
Revisiting Occupational Segregation and the Valuation of Women’s Work
Hannah Liepmann, Ariane Hegewisch
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18291
Revisiting Occupational Segregation and the Valuation of Women’s Work
Hannah Liepmann, Ariane Hegewisch
IZA Discussion Paper No. 18290
Who Gets Job Offers When Minimum Wages Rise? Evidence from China
Shuang Ma, Ren Mu, Han Xiao
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