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Mercado Laboral e Instituciones: Lecciones a partir del caso de Chile

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  • Ricardo Paredes, 1996. "Mercado Laboral e Instituciones: Lecciones a partir del caso de Chile," Working Papers 50, FIEL.
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    1. Daniel Artana, Ricardo López Murphy, 1994. "Fiscal Decentralization: Some Lessons for Latin America," Working Papers 42, FIEL.
    2. M. Cristini, 1995. "Las PYMES en la Argentina," Working Papers 47, FIEL.
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    1. Juan Luis Bour, Nuria Susmel, 1997. "Las Estadísticas Laborales," Working Papers 52, FIEL.
    2. L. C. Gasparini, 2002. "Microeconometric decompositions of aggregate variables: an application to labour informality in Argentina," Applied Economics, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 34(18), pages 2257-2266.
    3. Daniel Artana, 2007. "Are Latin-American Countries Decentralized?," Working Papers 92, FIEL.
    4. D. Artana, M. Cristini, J. Pantano, 2001. "El agro y el país: una estrategia para el futuro," Working Papers 71, FIEL.
    5. Santiago Urbiztondo, 2006. "Privatization of infrastructure facilities in Latin America: full economic effects and perceptions," Working Papers 88, FIEL.

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