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David Wise (eds)
Contributions from each country involved in the NBER network for research into the economics of ageing.
Richard Blundell, David Card and Richard Freeman (eds)
Seeking a Premier Economy focuses on the labor and product market reforms that directly impacted productivity, employment, and inequality.
How governments should direct money to families with children is a constant topic of political debate.
Michael Marmot, James Banks, Richard Blundell, Carli Lessof and James Nazroo (eds)
This study analyses the results from the first wave of the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing.
David Miles, Gareth Myles and Ian Preston (eds)
This book brings together articles from a series in Fiscal Stufies, each addressing a different area in public spending and policy.
l. Dearden, C. Emmerson, C. Frayne, A. Goodman, H. Ichimura and C. Meghir
Cebulla, Andreas, Heinelt, Hubert and Robert Walker
Ashworth, K, Hill, M and Robert Walker
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