YOUNG PEOPLE LEAVING HOME: THE IMPACT ON POVERTY IN SPAIN. EN: THE DYNAMICS OF CHILD POVERTY IN INDUSTRIALISED COUNTRIES
El 50% de los/as jóvenes que viven con sus familias están empleados/as, al menos durante algunos meses al año. Estas personas jóvenes son, gracias a sus ingresos, una ayuda, y no una carga, para la economía familiar. De hecho, la existencia de alguna persona joven empleada en el núcleo familiar redu...
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CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
2001
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