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Income inequality : regional analyses within a human capital framework / Barry R. Chiswick.
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Main Author:
Chiswick, Barry R.
Format:
Book
Language:
English
Published:
New York :
National Bureau of Economic Research : distributed by Columbia University Press,
1974.
Series:
Human behavior and social institutions, no.4
Subjects:
Income distribution
>
United States
>
Mathematical models.
Human capital
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United States
>
Mathematical models.
Income distribution
>
Mathematical models.
Human capital
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Mathematical models.
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