Bonuses, overtime, and employment: Korea vs Japan
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- Takatoshi Ito & Kyoungsik Kang, 1989. "Bonuses, Overtime, and Employment: Korea vs. Japan," NBER Working Papers 3012, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
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