Mental health: who is more vulnerable to high work intensity? Evidence from Australian longitudinal data

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Tinh Doan
Van Ha
Liana Leach
Anh La
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[1] Australian National University,
[2] Research School of Population Health,undefined
[3] Thuong Mai University,undefined
[4] University of Canberra,undefined
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International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health | 2021年 / 94卷
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Work intensity; Mental health inequality; Longitudinal quantile fixed effect; Heterogeneous effect;
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