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Corporate Author: European Regional Science Association. Conference
Other Authors: Crampton, G.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London : Pion, c1999.
Series:European research in regional science ; 9.
Subjects:
Unemployment > Europe > Congresses.
Unemployment > Europe > Regional disparities > Congresses.
Labor market > Europe > Congresses.
Unemployment > Regional disparities > Congresses.
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