LIVING ON LITTLE: THE STORIES OF FAMILIES WITH VERY LOW INCOME AND LESSONS FOR TANF REAUTHORIZATION
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HILL, H., KAUFF, J., LIVING ON LITTLE: THE STORIES OF FAMILIES WITH VERY LOW INCOME AND LESSONS FOR TANF REAUTHORIZATION. POLICY & PRACTICE OF PUBLIC HUMAN SERVICES, no. MARCH (2002), p. 14-25.
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Familia, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas, EE.UU.
Familia, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas, EE.UU.
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