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Sociology / Minimum wage / Labor market segmentation / Employment / Unemployment / Informal sector / Labor force / Harris–Todaro model / Labour economics / Labor economics / Economics / Human resource management
Date: 2005-10-06 05:47:32
Sociology
Minimum wage
Labor market segmentation
Employment
Unemployment
Informal sector
Labor force
Harris–Todaro model
Labour economics
Labor economics
Economics
Human resource management

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