DEMAND, CHILDBIRTH AND THE COSTS OF BABIES: EVIDENCE FROM SPANISH PANEL DATA
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LABEAGA, J.M., ET AL., DEMAND, CHILDBIRTH AND THE COSTS OF BABIES: EVIDENCE FROM SPANISH PANEL DATA. Serie: PAPELES DE TRABAJO, Madrid, INSTITUTO DE ESTUDIOS FISCALES, 2001, 58 p.
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Consumo, Coste, Familia, Infancia, Natalidad, España
Consumo, Coste, Familia, Infancia, Natalidad, España
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