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Inequality in the social consequences of illness: how well do people with long-term illness fare in the British and Swedish labor markets?
B Burström, M Whitehead, C Lindholm,
Finn Diderichsen
Department of Public Health
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pricing
100%
chronic illness
99%
social effects
91%
illness
80%
labor market
79%
Sweden
67%
job security
48%
unemployment
35%
unskilled worker
29%
Labor Market Policy
26%
household survey
22%
employment opportunity
21%
living conditions
20%
health policy
18%
Social Policy
17%
economics
17%
labor
13%
demand
13%
society
13%
worker
12%
trend
9%
Group
6%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Sweden
78%
Chronic Disease
74%
Unemployment
48%
Economics
31%
Occupational Groups
28%
Social Conditions
23%
Public Policy
22%
Health Policy
20%
Data Analysis
15%