Redistribution and tax expenditures: the earned income tax credit
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Eissa, N., Hoynes, H., Redistribution and tax expenditures: the earned income tax credit. Serie: Nber Working Paper, Cambridge, National Bureau of Economic Research, 2008, 54 p.
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Alternativas, Beneficios, Conciliación, Desempleo, Distribución de riqueza, Efectos, Evaluación de servicios, Familia, Familias monoparentales, Impuestos, Inclusión laboral, Madre, Madre soltera, Mujer, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas, Promoción, Resultados, Trabajo, EE.UU.
Alternativas, Beneficios, Conciliación, Desempleo, Distribución de riqueza, Efectos, Evaluación de servicios, Familia, Familias monoparentales, Impuestos, Inclusión laboral, Madre, Madre soltera, Mujer, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas, Promoción, Resultados, Trabajo, EE.UU.
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