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Low-pay work in Europe: dynamics, evolution and the role of institutional factors

Chiara Mussida; Dario Sciulli
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Technological change and returns to training

Roman Klauser; Marcus Tamm
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Igniting innovation: how managerial training drives patent propensity

Roberto Gabriele; Eleonora Pierucci; Marco Sforza; Oksana Tokarchuk
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Employees' environmental initiative participation: the role of values, ecological worldview and cost-benefit perceptions

Stuart Allen; Jako Volschenk; Jeremias J. de Klerk
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Institutional quality and the effect of remittances on unemployment: evidence from Africa

Dennis Boahene Osei; Emmanuel Opoku; Kwasi Poku; Daniel Domeher
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Why do more productive firms pay workers more? Evidence from Egypt

Caroline Krafft; Ragui Assaad
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Intra-firm pay dispersion and firm performance: incentive for current or sorting of prospective workers

Katja Zajc Kejžar; Nina Ponikvar
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