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The distribution of the gender wage gap. (2018). Fernandez Sierra, Manuel ; Bhalotra, Sonia.
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  30. Successive Technical Change and the Demand for Skill. (2013). Stijepic, Damir.
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  38. Integrated Sectors - Diversified Earnings: The (Missing) Impact of Offshoring on Wages and Wage Convergence in the EU27. (2013). Wolszczak-Derlacz, Joanna ; Parteka, Aleksandra.
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