Labor Supply Responses to Health Shocks: Evidence from High-Frequency Labor Market Data from Urban Ghana

Rachel Heath; Ghazala Mansuri; Bob Rijkers

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Labor Supply Responses to Health Shocks: Evidence from High-Frequency Labor Market Data from Urban Ghana

Rachel Heath, Ghazala Mansuri and Bob Rijkers

Published online before print November 13, 2019, 0618-9584R2; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/jhr.57.1.0618-9584R2

Rachel Heath

Rachel Heath: the University of Washington and BREAD; Ghazala Mansuri: the World Bank; Bob Rijkers: the World Bank. Postal address: Box 353330; Seattle WA 98195.

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Ghazala Mansuri

Rachel Heath: the University of Washington and BREAD; Ghazala Mansuri: the World Bank; Bob Rijkers: the World Bank. Postal address: Box 353330; Seattle WA 98195.

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Rachel Heath: the University of Washington and BREAD; Ghazala Mansuri: the World Bank; Bob Rijkers: the World Bank. Postal address: Box 353330; Seattle WA 98195.

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Rachel Heath, Ghazala Mansuri, Bob Rijkers

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Rachel Heath, Ghazala Mansuri, Bob Rijkers

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