Lingnan University

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2024

Does Democracy Inevitably Lead to Aggressive Redistribution? A Family Perspective
FAN, S., PANG, Y. & PESTIEAU, P., Jan 2024, Louvain Institute of Data Analysis and Modeling in economics and statistics, (LIDAM Discussion Paper CORE; no. 2024/02).
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The Intriguing Relation Between Parenting Styles and Eldercare
FAN, S., PANG, Y. & PESTIEAU, P., 22 Jun 2024, (LIDAM Discussion Paper CORE; no. 2024/18).
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2022

Agglomeration, pollution, and migration: A substantial link, and policy design
STARK, O., PANG, Y. & FAN, S., Dec 2022, Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung (ZEF), Center for Development Research, 27 p. (ZEF Discussion Papers on Development Policy; no. 321).
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2020
Nature versus nurture in social mobility under private and public education systems
FAN, S., PANG, Y. & PESTIEAU, P., 2020, 36 p. (COROE Discussion Papers; no. 2020/21).
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2019

Investment in children, social security, and intragenerational risk sharing
FAN, S., PANG, Y. & PESTIEAU, P., Aug 2019, (CORE Discussion Papers; no. 2019/04).
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2018
Student feedback, parent-teacher communication, and academic performance : experimental evidence from rural China
SIEBERT, W. S., WEI, X., WONG, H. L. & ZHOU, X., Feb 2018, Germany: Institute of Labor Economics, 44 p. (IZA Discussion Paper Series; no. 11347).
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2012

Estimating the latent effect of unemployment benefits on unemployment duration
LO, S. M. S., STEPHAN, G. & RALF, W., Jun 2012, Germany: The Institute of the Study of Labor (IZA), 32 p. (IZA Discussion Paper Series; no. 6650).
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2005

Universal Fully Funded Pensions versus Individualized Retirement Savings Accounts: A Comparison of Fully-Funded Pension Options
WILSON, S. & HO, L. S., Dec 2005, (University of Regina, Department of Economics : Discussion Paper; no. 16).
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“Soft” Skills, “Hard” Skills, and the Black/White Earnings Gaps
FAN, C. Z., WEI, X. & ZHANG, J., Oct 2005, The Institute of the Study of Labor (IZA), (IZA Discussion Paper; no. 1084).
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1995
The efficient marriage market hypothesis : a direct test
LUI, H.-K. & SUEN, W., 1995, Hong Kong: University of Hong Kong, 22 p. (School of Economics and Finance Discussion Paper; no. 166).
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1994

Does schooling in China yield lower returns than schooling in Hong Kong?
LUI, H.-K., 1994, Hong Kong: University of Hong Kong, 34 p. (School of Economics and Finance Discussion Paper; no. 156).
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1991

The structure of the female earnings gap in Hong Kong
LUI, H.-K. & SUEN, W., 1991, Hong Kong: University of Hong Kong, 15 p. (School of Economics and Finance Discussion Paper; no. 124).
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