Making ends meet during the great recession: how child care subsidies matter to low-wage workers
Spremljeno u:
Scott, E.K., Leymon, A.S., Making ends meet during the great recession: how child care subsidies matter to low-wage workers. Journal of Poverty, Vol. 17, no. 1 (2013), p. 63-85.
Ref.
191645
Lokacija:
SIIS R.1332 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Ayudas a la familia, Crisis económica, Crítica, Evaluación de servicios, Familias monoparentales, Género, Hijos, Infancia, Pobreza, Política activa empleo, Prestaciones económicas, Reforma, Resultados, Salario, Trabajador, EE.UU.
Ayudas a la familia, Crisis económica, Crítica, Evaluación de servicios, Familias monoparentales, Género, Hijos, Infancia, Pobreza, Política activa empleo, Prestaciones económicas, Reforma, Resultados, Salario, Trabajador, EE.UU.
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