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freshman learning community, treatment effects
Intermittent participation, wage, gender differentials
push-pull, migration, information technology, administrative data, profit analysis
female labor force participation, children, firm and industry dynamics
smoking, Social Security, health, taxes, widows, low earnings
Managed care, primary care physicians, bonuses, colorectal cancer screening
Social Security, poverty, tax rates
minimum wage, teen drunk driving, alcohol consumption
smoking wage penalty, wage decomposition, wage differentials
gender wage differentials, Oaxaca decomposition, intermittent labor supply, time allocation
intermittency, administrative data, career interruptions, fertility, labor supply, wage differentials
Labor mobility, industry dynamics, administrative data
Information technology, earnings, employer-employee matched data
labor force participation, labor supply, labor market exit, opt out, administrative data
disability, process measures, Medicare
Job creation, job destruction, ES202, employment flows, jobless recovery
labor supply behavior, intermittent, labor market exit, labor leisure choice model
debt, mortality, creditworthiness
nonparticipation, labor force participation, labor market transition, great recession
Medicaid, public assistance, household finance, debt, bankruptcy
racial disparities, preterm birth, low birth weight
wage gap, metric entropy distance, stochastic dominance, wage distributions, counterfactual analysis, human capital, inequality, labor markets
intermittent labor supply, time allocation, wage determination
merit aid, labor force participation, education, financial aid
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food security, smoking, poverty
Pregnancy outcomes, industry, labor force participation, job stress
Disability, Quality of Care
occupational choice, gender wage differential, selection bias
