Econometric analysis of employment integration and retention of people with disabilities in Canada

Authors: Ibrahima Diallo

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Type	PhD dissertation
Author	Ibrahima Diallo
Publication Year	2022
Title	Econometric analysis of employment integration and retention of people with disabilities in Canada
City	Québec
Department	Economics
University	Université Laval
Publication Language	English

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Econometric analysis of employment integration and retention of people with disabilities in Canada

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Survey of Labour and Income Dynamics

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