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Inequality, income dynamics, and worker transitions: The case of Mexico. (2022). Jaume, David ; FERNANDEZ BUJANDA, LEON ; Inguanzo, Jose Antonio ; Zurita, Alfonso Cebreros ; Calderon, Mariana ; Puggioni, Daniela.
In: Quantitative Economics.
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