INVISIBLE IMPACTS AND LOST OPPORTUNITIES: EVIDENCE OF THE GLOBAL RECESSIN IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
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HOSSAIN, N., ET AL., INVISIBLE IMPACTS AND LOST OPPORTUNITIES: EVIDENCE OF THE GLOBAL RECESSIN IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. JOURNAL OF POVERTY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE, Vol. 18, no. 3 (2010), p. 269-279.
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Bienestar social, Crisis económica, Efectos, Pobreza, Protección social, Tendencias, Países en desarrollo
Bienestar social, Crisis económica, Efectos, Pobreza, Protección social, Tendencias, Países en desarrollo
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