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Abi Adams
Abi Adams
Professor of Economics, University of Oxford
Patvirtintas el. paštas economics.ox.ac.uk - Pagrindinis puslapis
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Inequality in the impact of the coronavirus shock: Evidence from real time surveys
A Adams-Prassl, T Boneva, M Golin, C Rauh
Journal of Public economics 189, 104245, 2020
21022020
A data-driven analysis of workers' earnings on Amazon Mechanical Turk
K Hara, A Adams, K Milland, S Savage, C Callison-Burch, JP Bigham
Proceedings of the 2018 CHI conference on human factors in computing systems …, 2018
7072018
The impact of the coronavirus lockdown on mental health: evidence from the United States
A Adams-Prassl, T Boneva, M Golin, C Rauh
Economic Policy 37 (109), 139-155, 2022
3132022
What do consumers consider before they choose? Identification from asymmetric demand responses
J Abaluck, A Adams-Prassl
The Quarterly Journal of Economics 136 (3), 1611-1663, 2021
2072021
Work that can be done from home: Evidence on variation within and across occupations and industries
A Adams-Prassl, T Boneva, M Golin, C Rauh
Labour Economics 74, 102083, 2022
2042022
«Zero-hours contracts» in the United Kingdom: regulating casualwork, or legitimating precarity?
A Adams, M Freedland, J Prassl
Giornale di diritto del lavoro e di relazioni industriali, 2016
982016
Rethinking legal taxonomies for the gig economy
A Adams, J Freedman, J Prassl
Oxford Review of Economic Policy 34 (3), 475-494, 2018
952018
Furloughing
A Adams‐Prassl, T Boneva, M Golin, C Rauh
Fiscal Studies 41 (3), 591-622, 2020
862020
Zero-hours work in the United Kingdom
A Adams, J Adams-Prassl
ILO Working Papers, 2018
812018
Consume now or later? Time inconsistency, collective choice, and revealed preference
A Adams, L Cherchye, B De Rock, E Verriest
American Economic Review 104 (12), 4147-4183, 2014
792014
When home affects pay: An analysis of the gender pay gap among crowdworkers
A Adams-Prassl, J Berg
Available at SSRN 3048711, 2017
782017
The gender wage gap in an online labor market: The cost of interruptions
A Adams-Prassl, K Hara, K Milland, C Callison-Burch
Review of Economics and Statistics, 1-23, 2023
74*2023
Revealed beliefs and the marriage market return to education
A Andrew, A Adams
IFS Working Papers, 2022
74*2022
Technology and the labour market: the assessment
A Adams
Oxford Review of Economic Policy 34 (3), 349-361, 2018
702018
The large and unequal impact of COVID-19 on workers
A Adams-Prassl, T Boneva, M Golin, C Rauh
VoxEU. org 8, 1309-1373, 2020
582020
The COVID‐19 economic crisis
A Adams‐Prassl, J Cloyne, MC Dias, M Parey, JP Ziliak
Fiscal Studies 41 (3), 489, 2020
402020
Firm concentration & job design: the case of schedule flexible work arrangements
A Adams-Prassl, M Balgova, M Qian, T Waters
University of Oxford, 2023
39*2023
Violence against women at work
A Adams-Prassl, K Huttunen, E Nix, N Zhang
The Quarterly Journal of Economics 139 (2), 937-991, 2024
312024
For love or reward? Characterising preferences for giving to parents in an experimental setting
M Porter, A Adams
The Economic Journal 126 (598), 2424-2445, 2016
272016
Vexatious claims: Challenging the case for employment tribunal fees
A Adams, J Prassl
The Modern Law Review 80 (3), 412-442, 2017
23*2017
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