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Invloed van bedrijfsresultaten en -technologie op lonen : een regressie-analyse op individuele werknemersgegevens

Boon, Martin - 1996

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Effects of firm performance and technology on wages : evidence from cross-sectional matched worker-firm data

Boon, Martin - 1996

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Effects of firm performance and technology on wages : evidence from cross-sectional matched worker-firm data

Boon, Martin - In: Netherlands official statistics : quarterly journal of … 11 (1996), pp. 70-82

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Determinants of days lost from work because of illness

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Elementary index bias in the consumer price index

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Employee training and productivity in Dutch manufacturing firms

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Private consumption expenditure and price index numbers for the Netherlands : 1921 - 1939 and 1948 - 1988

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Consumentenprijsindexcijfers van goederen en diensten : 1980 - 1991

Haan, Jakob de - In: Statistisch magazine / Centraal Bureau voor de … 13 (1993) 2, pp. 58-62

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Effects of Firm Performance and Technology on Wages : Evidence from Cross-Sectional Matched Worker-Firm Data

Boon, Martin - 1998

Recent empirical studies on wage determination stress the existence of inter-industry wage differentials for employees with comparable qualifications and performing similar tasks. This paper investigates the impact of firm performance and technology use on worker wages in the Netherlands...

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