IS LOW SPENDING OR LOW INCOME A BETTER INDICATOR OF WHETHER OR NOT A HOUSEHOLD IS POOR: SOME RESULTS FROM THE 1985 FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY
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MCGREGOR, P.P.L., BOROOAH, V.K., IS LOW SPENDING OR LOW INCOME A BETTER INDICATOR OF WHETHER OR NOT A HOUSEHOLD IS POOR: SOME RESULTS FROM THE 1985 FAMILY EXPENDITURE SURVEY. JOURNAL OF SOCIAL POLICY, Vol. 21, no. 1 (1992), p. 53-69.
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Concepto, Consumo, Estadísticas de población, Indicadores socioeconómicos, Nivel de ingresos, Pobreza
Concepto, Consumo, Estadísticas de población, Indicadores socioeconómicos, Nivel de ingresos, Pobreza
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