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- Hit twice?, Danish evidence on the double-negative effect on the wages of immigrant women
- Swimming upstream, floating downstream, comparing women'ss relative wage positions in the U.S. and Denmark
- Unemployment traps, do financial dis-incentives matter?
- Employment and wage assimilation of male first generation immigrants in Denmark
- The welfare state and the labour market
- Children and career interruptions, the familty gap in Denmark
- Arbejdsmarkedsuddanelserne evaluering af effekten pa arbejdsloshed og lon
- Career interruptions due to parental leave, a comparative study of Denmark and Sweden
- Cohort effects on the gender wage gap in Denmark
- Unemployment and marital dissolution
- Wage dispersion, public sector wages and the stagnating Danish gender wage gap
- Employment and wage assimilation of male first generation immigrants in Denmark
- Intergenerational transmissions and the school-to-work transition of 2nd generation immigrants
- International migration and migration policy in Denmark
- The Danish gender wage gap in the 1980s, a panel data study
- Tax evasion and work in the underground sector
- Intergenerational transmissions and the school-to-work transition of 2nd generation immigrants
- Qualifications, discrimination, or assimilation?, an extended framework for analysing immigrant wage gaps
- Unemployment traps, do financial dis-incentives matter?
- Trends in the Danish income distribution, 1976-90
- Wage differentials between the public and private sectors
- Overtime work, dual job holding and taxation
- Low incomes in Denmark, 1980-1995
- Is marriage poisonous? Are relationships taxing?, an analysis of the male marital wage differential in Denmark
- The effect of marriage on education of immigrants, evidence from a policy reform restricting spouse import, Helena Skyt Nielsen, Nina Smith, Aycan Celikaksoy
- Taxation of spouses, a cross-country study of the effects on married women's labour supply
- The labour force behaviour of married women in Denmark and Britain, a comparative study
- Early exit in the Danish labour market, a time-series approach
- Hit twice?, Danish evidence on the double-negative effect on the wages of immigrant women
- Labour supply, overtime work and taxation in Denmark
- Unemployment and minimum wages, a microeconometric analysis
- The impact of family-friendly policies in Denmark and Sweden on mothers' career interruptions due to childbirth
- The educational attainment of the children of the Danish "guest worker" immigrants
- Swimming upstream, floating downstream, trends in the U.S. and Danish gender wage gaps
- Household labour supply in Britain and Denmark, some interpretations using a model of Pareto optimal behaviour
- A duration analysis of the decision to retire early
- Unemployment traps, do financial dis-incentives matter?
- Selection or network effects ?, Migration flows into 27 OECD countries, 1990-2000
- Timing and flexibility of housework and men and women's wages
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