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Let Them Have Choice : Gains from Shifting Away from Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance and Toward an Individual Exchange
Let Them Have Choice : Gains from Shifting Away from Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance and Toward an Individual Exchange
Leemore Dafny, | american economic association | 2013 ,
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Profiting from Regulation: Evidence from the European Carbon Market
Profiting from Regulation: Evidence from the European Carbon Market
Bushnell, J.B., | american economic association | 2013 ,
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The (Non-)Specificity of the (Null) Degree Word in Korean Comparatives
The (Non-)Specificity of the (Null) Degree Word in Korean Comparatives
Hyon Sook Choe, | 현대문법학회 | 2013 ,
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China Journal
Contemporary China Centre Research School of Pacific & Asian Studies [, ]
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Employment Rates for recent High School Completers Not Enrolled in College
US Department of Education [, ]
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High School Dropouts & Completions
US Department of Education [, ]
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High School Dropouts, by Race-Ethnicity & Recency of Migration
US Department of Education [, ]
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High School Journal
University of North Carolina Press [, ]
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Immediate Transition from High School to College
US Department of Education [, ]
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Longitudinal Surveys of Australian Youth: Student Engagement with School: Individual & School - level Influences
Australian Council for Educational Research [, ]
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Massachusetts High School Law of 1827
Great Neck Publishing [, ]
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Percentage of 25- to 29-year-old High School Completers with College Degrees
US Department of Education [, ]
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Percentage of 25- to 29-year-old High School Completers with Some College
US Department of Education [, ]
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Percentage of 25- to 29-year-olds Who Completed High School
US Department of Education [, ]
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Percentage of High School Completers Enrolled in College by Race, 1973-97
US Department of Education [, ]
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Percentage of High School Completers Who Were Enrolled in College, 1990-97
US Department of Education [, ]
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Percentage of High School Seniors Using Alcohol or Drugs: 1975-98
US Department of Education [, ]
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Percentage of High School Seniors Victimized at School: 1976-97
US Department of Education [, ]
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Percentage of High School Seniors Victimized at School: 1994-97
US Department of Education [, ]
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Statement by the President Regarding Occurrences at Central High School in Little Rock
Great Neck Publishing [, ]