THE MATERIAL CONSEQUENCES OF WELFARE STATES: BENEFIT GENEROSITY AND ABSOLUTE POVERTY IN 16 OECD COUNTRIES
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SCRUGGS, L., ALLEN, J.P., THE MATERIAL CONSEQUENCES OF WELFARE STATES: BENEFIT GENEROSITY AND ABSOLUTE POVERTY IN 16 OECD COUNTRIES. AUSTRIA, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY. MAXWELL SCHOOL OF CITIZENSHIP AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, 2005, 39 p.
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Efectos, Estado social, Estudio comparativo, OCDE, Pensiones, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas
Efectos, Estado social, Estudio comparativo, OCDE, Pensiones, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas
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