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An Analysis of the Commuting and Jobs–Housing Patterns of Older Adult Workers

Mark W. HornerFlorida State UniversityView further author information
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Daniel K. SchleithUniversity of CincinnatiView further author information
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Michael J. WidenerUniversity of Toronto–St. GeorgeView further author information
Pages 575-585 | Published online: 24 Jul 2015

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