The earned income tax credit, health, and happiness
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Boyd-Swan, C., et al., The earned income tax credit, health, and happiness. Serie: Discussion Paper n. 7261, Bonn, IZA, 2013, 43 p.
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Trabajo, Mujer, Madre, Familia, Conciliación, Desempleo, Precariedad, Inclusión laboral, Prestaciones económicas, Impuestos, Alternativas, Efectos, Resultados, EE.UU.
Trabajo, Mujer, Madre, Familia, Conciliación, Desempleo, Precariedad, Inclusión laboral, Prestaciones económicas, Impuestos, Alternativas, Efectos, Resultados, EE.UU.
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