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Content
2014
- 1-32 Obesity and labor market outcomes
by Susan L. Averett
- 1-33 Crime and immigration
by Brian Bell
- 1-34 Efficient markets, managerial power, and CEO compensation
by Michael L. Bognanno
- 1-35 Union wage effects
by Alex Bryson
- 1-36 How to attract foreign students
by Arnaud Chevalier
- 1-37 The welfare magnet hypothesis and the welfare take-up of migrants
by Corrado Giulietti
- 1-38 How labor market institutions affect job creation and productivity growth
by Magnus Henrekson
- 1-39 Roma integration in European labor markets
by Martin Kahanec
- 1-40 Post-enlargement emigration and new EU members' labor markets
by Anzelika Zaiceva
- 1-41 Skill-based immigration, economic integration, and economic performance
by Abdurrahman Aydemir
- 1-42 Do immigrant workers depress the wages of native workers?
by Giovanni Peri
- 1-43 Childcare subsidy policy: What it can and cannot accomplish
by Erdal Tekin
- 1-44 Unemployment benefits and job match quality
by Konstantinos Tatsiramos
- 1-45 Fixed-term contracts
by Werner Eichhorst
- 1-46 Superdiversity, social cohesion, and economic benefits
by Paul Spoonley
- 1-47 Effect of international activity on firm performance
by Joachim Wagner
- 1-48 Anonymous job applications and hiring discrimination
by Ulf Rinne
- 1-49 The impact of monitoring and sanctioning on unemployment exit and job-finding rates
by Duncan McVicar
- 1-50 Taxpayer effects of immigration
by James P. Smith
- 1-51 Redesigning pension systems
by Marek Góra
- 1-52 Introducing a statutory minimum wage in middle and low income countries
by David N. Margolis
- 1-53 The importance of measuring dispersion in firm-level outcomes
by Chad Syverson
- 1-54 Tuning unemployment insurance to the business cycle
by Torben M. Andersen
- 1-55 Do firms benefit from apprenticeship investments?
by Robert Lerman
- 1-56 School tracking and intergenerational social mobility
by Tuomas Pekkarinen
- 1-57 Designing labor market regulations in developing countries
by Gordon Betcherman
- 1-58 Correspondence testing studies
by Dan-Olof Rooth
- 1-59 Informal employment in emerging and transition economies
by Fabián Slonimczyk
- 1-60 Self-employment and poverty in developing countries: Helping the self-employed earn more for the work they do
by Gary S. Fields
- 1-61 Flat-rate tax systems and their effect on labor markets
by Andreas Peichl
- 1-62 Do youth mentoring programs change the perspectives and improve the life opportunities of at-risk youth?
by Núria Rodríguez-Planas
- 1-63 Employment protection legislation in transition and emerging markets
by Alexander Muravyev
- 1-64 Engaging the diaspora in an era of transnationalism
by Changzoo Song
- 1-65 Public-sector outsourcing
by Panu Poutvaara
- 1-66 Does substance use affect educational outcomes?
by Daniel I. Rees
- 1-67 Formalization of jobs and firms in emerging market economies through registration reform
by Melanie Khamis
- 1-68 The consequences of trade union power erosion
by John T. Addison
- 1-69 Inheritance, bequests, and labor supply
by Donald Cox
- 1-70 The effect of early retirement schemes on youth employment
by René Böheim
- 1-71 Alternative dispute resolution
by David L. Dickinson
- 1-72 Do case workers help the unemployed?
by Michael Rosholm
- 1-73 Does minimum age of employment regulation reduce child labor?
by Eric V. Edmonds
- 1-74 Products and policies to promote saving in developing countries
by Jessica Goldberg
- 1-75 International trade regulation and job creation
by L. Alan Winters
- 1-76 Employment effects of green energy policies
by Nico Pestel
- 1-77 Human capital effects of marriage payments
by Siwan Anderson
- 1-78 What determines the net fiscal effects of migration?
by Holger Hinte
- 1-79 Do in-plant alliances foster employment?
by Lutz Bellmann
- 1-80 Compliance with minimum wage laws in developing countries
by Haroon Bhorat
- 1-81 Enforcement and illegal migration
by Pia Orrenius
- 1-82 The impact of migration on trade
by Murat Genç
- 1-83 How should teams be formed and managed?
by Hideo Owan
- 1-84 The incentive effects of minimum pensions
by Sergi Jiménez-Martín
- 1-85 Immigrants and entrepreneurship
by Magnus Lofstrom
- 1-86 Freedom of movement for workers
by John Kennan
- 1-87 Female labor force participation in developing countries
by Sher Verick
- 1-88 Overeducation, skill mismatches, and labor market outcomes for college graduates
by Peter J. Sloane
- 1-89 The effect of overtime regulations on employment
by Ronald L. Oaxaca
- 1-90 Entrepreneurship and the business cycle
by Roy Thurik
- 1-91 Tax evasion, labor market effects, and income distribution
by James Alm
- 1-92 Is the return to education the same for everybody?
by Douglas Webber
- 1-93 Impact of privatization on employment and earnings
by John S. Earle
- 1-94 Unemployment and happiness
by Rainer Winkelmann
- 1-95 The importance and challenges of measuring work hours
by Jay Stewart
- 1-96 Happiness and the emigration decision
by Artjoms Ivlevs
- 1-97 The good and the bad in remittance flows
by Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes
- 1-98 Who benefits from the minimum wage--natives or migrants?
by Madeline Zavodny
- 1-99 The impact of aging on the scale of migration
by Anzelika Zaiceva
- 102-102 Do immigrants improve the health of native workers?
by Osea Giuntella
- 103-103 Poverty persistence and poverty dynamics
by Martin Biewen
- 104-104 How to improve participation in social assistance programs
by David Ribar
- 105-105 Women in crime
by Nadia Campaniello
- 106-106 Youth labor market interventions
by Jochen Kluve
- 107-107 Late-life work and well-being
by Carol Graham
- 108-108 Are immigrants healthier than native residents?
by Shoshana Neuman
- 109-109 University study abroad and graduates' employability
by Giorgio Di Pietro
- 110-110 Randomized control trials in an imperfect world
by Zahra Siddique
- 111-111 Sexual orientation and labor market outcomes
by Nick Drydakis
- 113-113 Should divorce be easier or harder?
by Libertad Gonzalez
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