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Paralyzed by panic : Measuring the effect of school closures during the 1916 polio pandemic on educational attainment / Keith Meyers and Melissa A. Thomasson by Series: NBER Working Paper ; 23890
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Publication details: Cambridge NBER 2017
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The importance of group coverage: how tax policy shaped U.S. health insurance by Series: NBER Working Paper series
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Publication details: Cambridge, MA NBER 2000
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Exploring the racial gap in infant mortality rates, 1920-1970 by Series: NBER working papers
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Publication details: Cambridge, MA NBER 2002
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Did blue cross and blue shield suffer from adverse selection?: Evidence from the 1950s by Series: NBER working papers
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Publication details: Cambridge, MA NBER 2002
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From home to hospital: The evolution of childbirth in the United States, 1927-1940 by Series: NBER working papers
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Publication details: Cambridge, MA NBER 2004
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Votes for women: An Economic perspective on women’s enfranchisement / Carolyn Moehling and Melissa A Thomasson by Series: NBER Working Paper ; 26781
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Publication details: Cambridge NBER 2020
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