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SERIES PAPER DISCUSSION DP No. 9683Asymmetric LaborSupply Responses to Wage Rate Changes: Evidence from a Field Experiment Philipp Ehrenberg Devil Duncan Max Löffler January 2016Forschungsinstitut our

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