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  • Pengfei Wang, Lifang Xu, Jianjun Miao
    Stock Market Bubbles and Unemployment
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    Declining Labor Shares and the Global Rise of Corporate Savings
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    Changes in Japan's Labor Market Flows due to the Lost Decade
  • Stacey Chen
    Long-Term Changes in the Wage Structure of Taiwan
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    Financial Frictions, Misallocation and Plant-Size Distribution
  • Mei Hsu, Been-Lon Chen
    Why Do Immigrants Earn So Much More Than Natives in Taiwan?
  • Margaret S. McMillan
    Globalization, Structural Change and Productivity Growth
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    Poverty, Growth and the Demand for Energy
  • Anand Srinivasan
    The bright side of State Owned Bank Lending: Evidence from Japan
  • Xiaoyan Lei
    The Retirement Patterns in China
  • Jakob B. Madsen
    HEALTH, HUMAN CAPITAL FORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION
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    Contribution of Taiwan's Innovation to the Employment
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    Comments on "The Bright Side of Lending by State Owned Banks"
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    Employment and Productivity Dynamics in Korea

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