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How Many Jobs Can be Done at Home?
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We thank Menglu Xu and Mingjie Zhu for research assistance.A preliminary version of this research reporting results only for the United States appeared in the rst issue of CEPR's Covid Economics: Vetted and Real-Time Papers.We are grateful to Megan Fasules for invaluable feedback on that version.In a subsequent version, we added results for 85 other countries and discussed related subsequent research.We thank
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- Dingel, J., & Neiman, B.
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