Business & Economics
Labor Supply
100%
Income
87%
Child Care
82%
Bias Correction
74%
Household
61%
Data Integration
54%
Financial Constraints
50%
Food Stamps
47%
Workers
44%
Lone Parents
43%
Estimator
37%
Measurement Error
37%
Wage Gap
36%
Markov Switching Model
33%
Unobserved Heterogeneity
32%
Inequality Measures
31%
Participation
30%
Expenditure
30%
Unemployment
29%
Coefficient of Variation
29%
Panel Data
28%
Hours Worked
28%
Household Finance
27%
Team Performance
27%
Nonparametric Density Estimation
26%
Testing
26%
Outsourcing
26%
Wages
26%
Family Benefits
25%
Policy Intervention
25%
Cash
25%
Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)
24%
Specification Testing
24%
Working Hours
23%
Earned Income Tax Credit
23%
Sovereign Ratings
23%
Elasticity of Intertemporal Substitution
22%
Mortgages
21%
Randomized Trial
21%
Work Incentives
21%
Nonparametric Analysis
21%
Young Adults
21%
Skewed Distribution
21%
Constant Relative Risk Aversion
21%
Irreversibility
21%
Wage Dispersion
20%
Regional Trade Agreements
20%
Labour Market Participation
20%
Petrol
20%
Policy Simulation
20%
Social Sciences
income
21%
tax reform
21%
labor supply
20%
tax policy
20%
child labor
19%
public expenditures
19%
playground
19%
research interest
18%
telecommunication
15%
job satisfaction
15%
domestic violence
15%
taxes
14%
expenditures
13%
municipality
13%
productivity
13%
evidence
12%
welfare
11%
assistance
11%
innovation
10%
tax status
9%
revenue
8%
asymmetry
7%
job change
7%
tax system
6%
finance
6%
commune
6%
gender-specific factors
6%
labor
5%
taxes
5%
