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Towards extending the concept of human capital : a note on cultural capital

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Trade liberalization and wage inequality in Mexico

Hanson, Gordon H.; Harrison, Ann - In: ILR review : the journal of work and policy 52 (1999) 2, pp. 271-288

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The utilization of human capital in the United States, 1975 - 1992 : patterns of work and earnings among working age males

Haveman, Robert H. - 1997

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International capital on "Silicon Plateau" : work and control in India's computer industry

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Estimates of human capital stock in Korea, 1963 - 1993

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Human capital, employment and bargaining

Hart, Robert A.; Moutos, Thomas - 1995 - 1. publ.

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Zur Dynamik von Erwerbstätigkeit und ehrenamtlichem Engagement in Deutschland

Erlinghagen, Marcel - 1999

Auf der Suche nach Strategien zur Überwindung der langanhaltenen hohen Arbeitslosigkeit in vielen (westlichen) Industriegesellschaften geraten seit einiger Zeit - insbesondere in Deutschland - auch sogenannte "Zivilgesellschaftliche Dienstleistungsnetzwerke" (wieder) in das Blickfeld der...

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Creative professionals and high-skilled agents' : polarization of employment growth? : 51st Congress of the European Regional Science Association (ERSA), Barcelona, Spain

Wedemeier, Jan - 2011

The creative sector is one of the driving forces of total employment growth. Furthermore, economic studies suggest that the clustering of human capital might result in the polarization of economic development. Since the creative sector's de nition is motivated from the insights of the economics...

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