THE CONSEQUENCES OF "IN-WORK" BENEFIT REFORM IN BRITAIN: NEW EVIDENCE FROM PANEL DATA
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FRANCESCONI, M., VAN DER KLAAUW, W., THE CONSEQUENCES OF "IN-WORK" BENEFIT REFORM IN BRITAIN: NEW EVIDENCE FROM PANEL DATA. [s.l.], ISER-INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL & ECONOMIC RESEARCH, 2004, 79 p.
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Efectos, Exclusión social, Inclusión laboral, Motivación, Precariedad, Prestaciones económicas, Trabajo, Reino Unido
Efectos, Exclusión social, Inclusión laboral, Motivación, Precariedad, Prestaciones económicas, Trabajo, Reino Unido
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