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One possible explanation is the higher mobility of managers and better educated workers, who are more likely to participate in meetings and engage in business travel and holiday trips like skiing. Given the increasing number of studies providing evidence for this hypothesi …
One possible explanation is the higher mobility of managers and better educated workers, who are more likely to participate in meetings and …