Labour Market Flexibility in Scotland and the New Parliament's Income Tax Varying Powers
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Labour Markets; Flexibility; Part-TIME Employment; Scottish Parliament; Public Finance; Public Sector Deficits; Marches Du Travail; Souplesse; Emploi A Temps Partiel; Parlement Ecossais; Finances Publiques; Deficits Du Sector Public; Arbeitsmarkte; Elastizitat; Teilzeitbeschaftigung; Das Schottische Parlament; Offe;All these keywords.
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