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Michael Anyadike-DanesSenior Lecturer, Aston Business School, Aston UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de aston.ac.uk
Mark WoodenUniversity of MelbourneAdresse e-mail validée de unimelb.edu.au
Deborah Cobb-ClarkSchool of Economics University fo SydneyAdresse e-mail validée de sydney.edu.au
Jan PodivinskyAssociate Professor of Economics, University of SouthamptonAdresse e-mail validée de soton.ac.uk
Barbara Broadway nee HanelResearch FellowAdresse e-mail validée de unimelb.edu.au
Julie MoschionThe University of Queensland, IZAAdresse e-mail validée de uq.edu.au
Roger WilkinsMelbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research, University of MelbourneAdresse e-mail validée de unimelb.edu.au
Sonja de New (née Kassenboehmer)Monash UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de monash.edu
Trinh LeMotu: Economic & Public Policy ResearchAdresse e-mail validée de motu.org.nz
Guyonne KalbMelbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research, University of MelbourneAdresse e-mail validée de unimelb.edu.au
Jan van OursErasmus School of Economics, RotterdamAdresse e-mail validée de ese.eur.nl
Felix LeungUniversity of SydneyAdresse e-mail validée de uni.sydney.edu.au
Hielke BuddelmeyerThe University of MelbourneAdresse e-mail validée de unimelb.edu.au
Belinda HewittThe Univeristy of Melbourne, The University of Queensland, Queensland University of TechnologyAdresse e-mail validée de unimelb.edu.au
Cain PolidanoResearch Fellow, University of MelbourneAdresse e-mail validée de unimelb.edu.au
Richard BurkhauserProfessor, Cornell UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de cornell.edu
Mary C. DalySenior Vice President and Associate Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of San FranciscoAdresse e-mail validée de sf.frb.org
Mark WesternThe University of QueenslandAdresse e-mail validée de uq.edu.au
Luke ConnellyProfessor of Health Economics, The University of Queensland, CBEHAdresse e-mail validée de uq.edu.au
Arnold PolanskiUniversity of East AngliaAdresse e-mail validée de uea.ac.uk

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Labour economics


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Predicting successful and unsuccessful transitions from school to work by using sequence methods D McVicar, M Anyadike-Danes Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A: Statistics in Society 165 …, 2002	239	2002
From substance use to homelessness or vice versa? D McVicar, J Moschion, JC Van Ours Social Science & Medicine 136, 89-98, 2015	121	2015
Disability benefit growth and disability reform in the US: lessons from other OECD nations RV Burkhauser, MC Daly, D McVicar, R Wilkins IZA Journal of Labor Policy 3, 1-30, 2014	110	2014
My Brilliant Career: Characterizing the Early Labor Market Trajectories of British Women From Generation X M Anyadike-Danes, D McVicar Sociological Methods & Research 38 (3), 482-512, 2010	107*	2010
Participation in further education in England and Wales: an analysis of post-war trends D McVicar, P Rice Oxford Economic Papers 53 (1), 47-66, 2001	99	2001
Job search monitoring intensity, unemployment exit and job entry: Quasi-experimental evidence from the UK D McVicar Labour Economics 15 (6), 1451-1468, 2008	97	2008
Non‐standard “contingent” employment and job satisfaction: a panel data analysis H Buddelmeyer, D McVicar, M Wooden Industrial Relations: A Journal of Economy and Society 54 (2), 256-275, 2015	82	2015
Why do disability benefit rolls vary between regions? A review of the evidence from the USA and the UK D McVicar Regional studies 40 (5), 519-533, 2006	77	2006
Why have UK disability benefit rolls grown so much? D McVicar Journal of Economic Surveys 22 (1), 114-139, 2008	69	2008
Is there an educational penalty for being suspended from school? DA Cobb-Clark, SC Kassenboehmer, T Le, D McVicar, R Zhang Education Economics 23 (4), 376-395, 2015	64	2015
Estimates of peer effects in adolescent smoking across twenty six European countries D McVicar Social science & medicine 73 (8), 1186-1193, 2011	49	2011
Part–Time Work During Post–Compulsory Education And Examination Performance: Help Or Hindrance? D McVicar, B McKee Scottish journal of political economy 49 (4), 393-406, 2002	46	2002
You'll never walk alone: Childhood influences and male career path clusters M Anyadike-Danes, D McVicar Labour Economics 12 (4), 511-530, 2005	45	2005
PPL evaluation University of Queensland. Institute for Social Science Research, B Martin, ... Department of Social Services, 2015	38	2015
Zero hours contracts and their growth E Farina, C Green, D McVicar British Journal of Industrial Relations 58 (3), 507-531, 2020	37	2020
Choice of contracts in the British National Health Service: An empirical study M Chalkley, D McVicar Journal of health economics 27 (5), 1155-1167, 2008	37*	2008
‘High’‐School: The Relationship between Early Marijuana Use and Educational Outcomes DA Cobb‐Clark, SC Kassenboehmer, T Le, D McVicar, R Zhang Economic Record 91 (293), 247-266, 2015	36	2015
Peer effects in UK adolescent substance use: Never mind the classmates? D McVicar, A Polanski Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 76 (4), 589-604, 2014	36	2014
Does job search monitoring intensity affect unemployment? Evidence from Northern Ireland D McVicar Economica 77 (306), 296-313, 2010	36	2010
Contingent employment and labour market pathways: bridge or trap? D McVicar, M Wooden, I Laß, YK Fok European Sociological Review 35 (1), 98-115, 2019	35	2019

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