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Replication Data for: Who Gets In? A Conjoint Analysis of Labor Market Demand and Immigration Preferences in England and Japan

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Replication data and R scripts to reproduce the Figures presented in Who Gets In? A Conjoint Analysis of Labor Market Demand and Immigration Preferences in England and Japan

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2025-08-04

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Vaccination has emerged as a pandemic off-ramp across the world, but waning immunity over time and the emergence of new variants have illustrated the importance of booster shots in achieving and susta

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Public health officials warn that the greatest barrier to widespread vaccination against Covid-19 will not be scientific or technical, but the considerable public hesitancy to take a novel vaccine. Un

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Replication Data for: Who Gets In? A Conjoint Analysis of Labor Market Demand and Immigration Preferences in England and Japan

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