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Labour demand and equilibrium wage formation : Jan C. Van Ours, Gerard A. Pfann, and Geert Ridder, (North-Holland, Amsterdam 1993). pp. 379 ISBN 0-444-89590-6, $109.50/Dfl. 175.00

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  • Ballot, Gerard, 1997. "Labour demand and equilibrium wage formation : Jan C. Van Ours, Gerard A. Pfann, and Geert Ridder, (North-Holland, Amsterdam 1993). pp. 379 ISBN 0-444-89590-6, $109.50/Dfl. 175.00," Labour Economics, Elsevier, vol. 4(1), pages 93-98, March.
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