Evaluating the labour market impact of working families. Tax credit using difference-in-differences
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Blundell, R., ET AL., Evaluating the labour market impact of working families. Tax credit using difference-in-differences. Londres, Institute for Fiscal Studies, 2005, 32 p.
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Alternativas, Ayudas a la familia, Beneficios, Conciliación, Desempleo, Distribución de riqueza, Efectos, Familia, Familias monoparentales, Impuestos, Inclusión laboral, Madre, Madre soltera, Mujer, Padres, Prestaciones económicas, Resultados, Trabajo, Reino Unido
Alternativas, Ayudas a la familia, Beneficios, Conciliación, Desempleo, Distribución de riqueza, Efectos, Familia, Familias monoparentales, Impuestos, Inclusión laboral, Madre, Madre soltera, Mujer, Padres, Prestaciones económicas, Resultados, Trabajo, Reino Unido
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