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The Technology of Skill Formation
American Economic Review · 2007 · Vol. 97(2) · pp. 31–47
Flávio Cunha✉James J. Heckman(University of Chicago)
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Flavio Cunha; James Heckman.May, 2007.The technology of skill formation,Report,ChicagoAmerican Economic Association,17
Labor market dynamics and wage inequalityIntergenerational and Educational Inequality StudiesEconomic Growth and ProductivityEconomicsNeoclassical economicsKeynesian economicsLabour economics
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