The Benefit Cap: public perceptions and pre-implementation effects
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Department for Work and Pensions, The Benefit Cap: public perceptions and pre-implementation effects. Serie: Research Report, Londres, Department for Work and Pensions, 2013, 63 p.
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195091
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SIIS Archivo
Palabras clave:
Actitudes usuarios, Características prestación, Desempleo, Efectos, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas, Reforma, Resultados, Trabajo, Reino Unido
Actitudes usuarios, Características prestación, Desempleo, Efectos, Pobreza, Prestaciones económicas, Reforma, Resultados, Trabajo, Reino Unido
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