Labour Economics

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Working longer, feeling worse? How job quality shapes the mental health toll of delayed retirement Alexandra Lugova et al.	2026	1 citations
Concentrating on his career or hers?: Descriptive evidence on occupational co-agglomeration in dual-earner households Joanna Venator	2026	1 citations
Employment prospects and firm-based training — Evidence from opening the Swiss-German border Caroline Neuber-Pohl et al.	2026	0 citations
The labor market effects of competing and non-competing high-skill immigrants: Evidence from college majors Brian J. Phelan & William Sander	2026	0 citations
Gender differences in the effectiveness of hiring subsidies for young unemployed Astrid Kunze et al.	2026	0 citations
Corrigendum to “China’s labour market liberalization harmed women, but more so in regions with traditional gender norms” [Labour Economics 99 (2026) 102862] Qi Zhang & Bin Zhao	2026	0 citations
Monopsony in academia and the gender pay gap: Evidence from California Zhanhan Yu & Alfonso Flores-Lagunes	2026	0 citations
The labor market effects of subminimum wage elimination: Evidence from a national analysis Michelle Yin et al.	2026	0 citations
Automation and local labour markets: Impact of immigrant mobility Anand Chopra & Ronit Mukherji	2026	0 citations
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Heterogeneous scars in later life: The economic impact of early labour market opportunities Petru Crudu	2026	0 citations
Gender norms and partners’ joint retirement decisions: learning from a Norwegian reform Bernt Bratsberg & Elena Stancanelli	2026	0 citations
A senior doctor like me: Gender match and occupational choice Elaine Kelly & Isabel Stockton	2026	0 citations
China’s labour market liberalization harmed women, but more so in regions with traditional gender norms Q. Zhang & Bin Zhao	2026	0 citations
Not a lucky break? Why and when a career hiatus hijacks hiring chances Liam D’hert et al.	2026	0 citations
Why are marginal workers unemployed: Low productivity or high opportunity cost of employment? Saman Darougheh	2026	0 citations
Diffusion of economic shocks in the labor market: Evidence from a mining boom Gabriel Rodríguez-Puello & Jonna Rickardsson	2026	0 citations
Gritty peers Effrosyni Adamopoulou et al.	2026	0 citations
More than just work: The effect of the Earned Income Tax Credit on job quality Katherine Michelmore & Natasha Pilkauskas	2026	0 citations
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