The productivity argument for investing in young children
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Heckman, J.J., Masterov, D.V., The productivity argument for investing in young children. Chicago, Committee for Economic Development, 2004, 93 p.
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Análisis coste-eficacia, Atención domiciliaria, Atención temprana, Delincuencia, Exclusión social, Gasto social, Infancia, Intervención familiar, Literatura científica, Menores, Programas de prevención, Riesgo, Servicios de infancia
Análisis coste-eficacia, Atención domiciliaria, Atención temprana, Delincuencia, Exclusión social, Gasto social, Infancia, Intervención familiar, Literatura científica, Menores, Programas de prevención, Riesgo, Servicios de infancia
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