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Labour market adjustment and labour market reforms in Greece during the crisis: findings from the third wave of the Wage Dynamics Survey. (2017). Kosma, Theodora ; Zioutou, Pinelopi ; Tsochatzi, Christina ; Papapetrou, Evangelia.
In: Economic Bulletin.
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