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How elastic is the demand for labor? : A reply
Clark, Kim; Freeman, Richard - In: The review of economics and statistics 65 (1983) 4, pp. 1-694
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Has Robert Shiller Finally Got It Right?
Clark, Kim - In: Fortune 138 (1998) 6, pp. 42-43
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Listening to Greenspan
Clark, Kim - In: Fortune 138 (1998) 4, pp. 24
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The Fed's Angst-O-Meter: Rising
Clark, Kim - In: Fortune 138 (1998) 3, pp. 32-35
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The Myth of the "Free-Agent Nation" - In a booming economy, "real" jobs become irresistible.
Clark, Kim - In: Fortune 137 (1998) 11, pp. 40
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Silicon Valley's Labor Troubles - A dearth of work visas could lead to a techie shortage.
Clark, Kim - In: Fortune 137 (1998) 7, pp. 23
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Inflation: Making a Comeback? - The warning signs are out there.
Clark, Kim - In: Fortune 137 (1998) 6, pp. 27
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Can You Say "Recession"? - Or, what happens to the economy if the stock market slumps.
Clark, Kim - In: Fortune 136 (1997) 11, pp. 28-31
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Home Is Where the Work Is - That's the bad news. The good news is that home-office gear is getting smarter and cheaper--and some of it's pretty cool too.
Clark, Kim - In: Fortune 136 (1997) 10, pp. 219-252
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Manufacturing's Hidden Asset: Temp Workers - American factories have streamlined, but a lot of the jobs they seem to have eliminated were really just outsourced.
Clark, Kim - In: Fortune 136 (1997) 9, pp. 28
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