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Associated Projects

  • Can Temporary Financial Incentives for Female Industrial Workers Lead to Long-Term Retention and a Better Allocation of Talent?
  • Assisting Job Search in Low-Employment Communities
  • The Labour Market Impacts of Forced Migration

Associated Investigators

  • Inbar Amit (University of Oxford)
  • Alison Andrew (University of Oxford)
  • Stefan Dercon (University of Oxford and IZA)
  • Christian J. Meyer (University of Oxford)
  • Niclas Moneke (University of Oxford)
  • Kate Orkin (University of Oxford)
  • Simon Quinn (University of Oxford)
  • Isabel Ruiz (University of Oxford)
  • Utkarsh Saxena (University of Oxford)
  • Francis Teal (University of Oxford)
  • Carlos Vargas-Silva (University of Oxford)

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