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Biddle, Jeff, Daniel Hamermesh. "Sleep and the Allocation of Time." Journal of Political Economy 98(1990): 922-943. | Biddle, Jeff, Daniel Hamermesh. "Sleep and the Allocation of Time." Journal of Political Economy 98(1990): 922-943. | ||
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Schwabish, Jonathan. "Male and Female Wage Elasticities: an Exploration of Convergence". Center for Policy Research. Syracuse University | Schwabish, Jonathan. "Male and Female Wage Elasticities: an Exploration of Convergence". Center for Policy Research. Syracuse University | ||
Spencer, David A. "From Pain Cost to Opportunity Cost: The Eclipse of the Quality of Work as a Factor in Economic Theory." Duke University Press, 2004. | |||
Szalontai, Gabor and Martin Witenberg. "The Demand for Sleep: A South African Study". University of Cape Code Press, MA:2001. | Szalontai, Gabor and Martin Witenberg. "The Demand for Sleep: A South African Study". University of Cape Code Press, MA:2001. | ||
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The factbook. www. factbook.org | The factbook. www. factbook.org | ||
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Google Images
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Wikipedia. www.wikipedia.org