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Predicting the Exhaustion of Unemployment Compensation

doi 10.17848/9781417524440.ch2
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Date

September 1, 2002

Authors
Robert B OlsenMarisa KelsoPaul T. DeckerDaniel H. Klepinger
Publisher

W.E. Upjohn Institute


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