The effects of the Earned Income Tax Credit on children’s health, quality of home environment, and non-cognitive skills
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Averett, S., Wang, Y., The effects of the Earned Income Tax Credit on children’s health, quality of home environment, and non-cognitive skills. Serie: IZA Discussion Paper n. 9173, Bonn, Institute for the Study of Labor, 2015, 46 p.
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Pobreza, Familia, Infancia, Desigualdad social, Trabajo, Nivel de ingresos, Prestaciones económicas, Ayudas a la familia, Alternativas, Impuestos, Beneficios, Efectos, Bienestar, Salud, Datos estadísticos, Literatura científica, EE.UU.
Pobreza, Familia, Infancia, Desigualdad social, Trabajo, Nivel de ingresos, Prestaciones económicas, Ayudas a la familia, Alternativas, Impuestos, Beneficios, Efectos, Bienestar, Salud, Datos estadísticos, Literatura científica, EE.UU.
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