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Classification Systems and the Veblenian Dichotomy: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Social Stratification

Avraham Izhar BaranesView further author information
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Carrie Coward BucherView further author information
Pages 570-577 | Published online: 18 Jul 2022

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Avraham I. Baranes & Carrie Coward Bucher. (2023) Financialized Classification Systems and Public Policy: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Crisis Response. Forum for Social Economics 52:4, pages 398-415.
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Avraham I. Baranes & Lawrence Brown. (2023) Labor Relations in a Post-COVID Economy: The Great Resignation through the Lens of Institutional Adjustment. Journal of Economic Issues 57:2, pages 567-574.
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