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#61 [more]	Kosters, Marvin H. New Employment Relationships and the Labor Market.
#62 [more]	MacDonald, Martha. Feminist Economics: From Theory to Research.
#63 [more]	Mahon, Rianne. From Fordism to ?: New Technology, Labour Markets and Unions.
#64 [more]	McCall, Leslie. Explaining Levels of Within-Group Wage Inequality in U.S. Labor Markets.
#65 [more]	McCarthy, Mary, Lucrezia Reichlin. Do Women Cause Unemployment? Evidence From Eight OECD Countries.
#66 [more]	McKenna, Megan K. L., Roger A. Roberge. Restructuring, Gender and Employment in Flux: A Geography of Regional Change in Cornwall, Ontario.
#67 [more]	McLennan, Michele C. Does Household Labour Impact Market Wages?
#68 [more]	Mcllory, John. New Labour, New Unions, New Left.
#69 [more]	Mensah, Joseph. Black Canadians.
#70 [more]	Morissette, Rene. Recent Canadian Evidence on Job Quality by Firm Size.
#71 [more]	Myles, John. Post-Industrialism and the Service Economy.
#72 [more]	Myles, John, Jill Quadagno. States, Labor Markets, And the Future of Old Age Policy.
#73 [more]	Naegele, Gerhard. A New Organisation of Time Over Working Life.
#74 [more]	Nelson, Margaret K., Joan Smith. Working Hard and Making Do: Surviving in Small-Town America.
#75 [more]	Neumark, David. Sex Differences in Labor Markets.
#76 [more]	Nielsen, Lise-Drewes. Flexibility, Gender and Local Labour Markets: Some Examples From Denmark.
#77 [more]	Novek, Joel. Peripheralizing Core Labour Markets: The Case of the Canadian Meat Packing Industry.
#78 [more]	O'Donnell, Carol. Major Theories of the Labour Market and Women's Place Within it.
#79 [more]	OECD. Women at Work: Who Are They and How Are They Faring?
#80 [more]	Oreopoulos, Philip. Why do Skilled Immigrants Struggle in the Labor Market? A Field Experiment With Six Thousand Resumes.

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