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Applied Economics Letters Volume 2, 1995 - Issue 4
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Does profit-sharing work in a centrally-planned economy? Evidence from the Chinese state industries

Shujie Yao Department of Economics, University of Portsmouth, Portsmouth, PO4 8JF, UK
Pages 126-129 | Received 11 Nov 1994, Published online: 02 Nov 2006

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Ming-Cheng Wu. (2007) Selecting suitable compensation plans of executive stock options. Applied Economics 39:9, pages 1185-1193.
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Xin Meng & Michael P. Kidd. (1997) Labor Market Reform and the Changing Structure of Wage Determination in China's State Sector during the 1980s. Journal of Comparative Economics 25:3, pages 403-421.
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