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Almut Balleer2015

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Does short-time work save jobs? A business cycle analysis

Almut Balleer · Britta Gehrke · Wolfgang Lechthaler · Christian Merkl

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Unemployment and Economic Growth Labor market dynamics and wage inequality German Economic Analysis & Policies

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Year2015

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Published2015-06-06

VenueEuropean Economic Review

ISSN-L0014-2921

Languageen

Citations157

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ShelfUnemployment and Economic Growth

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