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BookOrb recommends Investing in home ownership (1985), Regulating the labor market (1992), Residential supply chain in transition (2004), Impact of changes in household composition on home improvement decisions (2000), and The Fissured Workplace (2014).

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Bigger Isn't Necessarily Better is by Frederick Abernathy, Kermit Baker, Kent Colton, and David Weil.