Historical data indicates a wage premium for black registered nurses

Nicole Coomer

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Historical data indicates a wage premium for black registered nurses

Coomer, N. (2013). Historical data indicates a wage premium for black registered nurses. Nursing Economics, 31(5), 254 - 259.

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