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Diversified Occupations, Offshoring and Labor Market Volatility
Are occupations that are well diversified across sectors less volatile and less susceptible to external shocks? Most external shocks, like manufacturing offshoring and oil shocks, impact the labor market along sectoral lines, i.e. they impact product and output markets; consequently, they affect emp
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