Earned income tax credit policies: impact and optimality
Gardado en:
Blundell, R., Earned income tax credit policies: impact and optimality. Londres, University College London, 2005, 39 p.
Ref.
191499
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Beneficios, Desempleo, Distribución de riqueza, Efectos, Estudio prospectivo, Evaluación de servicios, Familia, Familias monoparentales, Impuestos, Inclusión laboral, Madre, Madre soltera, Mujer, Padres, Pobreza, Precariedad, Promoción, Resultados, Trabajo, Reino Unido
Beneficios, Desempleo, Distribución de riqueza, Efectos, Estudio prospectivo, Evaluación de servicios, Familia, Familias monoparentales, Impuestos, Inclusión laboral, Madre, Madre soltera, Mujer, Padres, Pobreza, Precariedad, Promoción, Resultados, Trabajo, Reino Unido
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