Rising extreme poverty in the United States and the response of federal means-tested transfer programs
Guardado en:
Shaefer, H.L., Edin, K., Rising extreme poverty in the United States and the response of federal means-tested transfer programs. Social Service Review, Vol. 86, no. 2 (2013), p. 250-268.
Ref.
193496
Localización:
SIIS R.690 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Alternativas, Ayudas a la familia, Beneficios, Distribución de riqueza, Familia, Impuestos, Infancia, Menores, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas, EE.UU.
Alternativas, Ayudas a la familia, Beneficios, Distribución de riqueza, Familia, Impuestos, Infancia, Menores, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas, EE.UU.
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