WINNERS AND LOSERS: ASSESSING THE DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM CARE FUNDING REGIMES
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HANCOCK, R., ET AL., WINNERS AND LOSERS: ASSESSING THE DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM CARE FUNDING REGIMES. COLCHESTER, INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH, 2006, 33 p.
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Cuidados de larga duración, Dependencia, Desigualdad social, Efectos, Estudio prospectivo, Financiación, Gasto social, Personas mayores, Reforma, Tarifas, Reino Unido
Cuidados de larga duración, Dependencia, Desigualdad social, Efectos, Estudio prospectivo, Financiación, Gasto social, Personas mayores, Reforma, Tarifas, Reino Unido
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