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CESifo, Munich, 2022
EconPol Forum 23 (5), 3

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Improving the Monitoring of Posted Workers in the EU: Towards an Exhaustive Approach of Employment Statistics

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ifo Institute, Munich, 2022
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ifo Institute, Munich, 2019
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ifo Institute, Munich, 2018
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CESifo Group Munich, Munich, 2021
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CESifo, Munich, 2023
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CESifo Group Munich, Munich, 2022
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