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In it together. Why less inequality benefits all

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Corporate Author: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: París OECD 2015
Series:Focus
Subjects:
Pobreza
Exclusión social
Protección social
Política activa empleo
Desempleo
Inclusión laboral
Mujer
Juventud
Prestaciones económicas
Impuestos
Distribución de riqueza
Condiciones de trabajo
Recomendaciones
Panorama internacional
España
Inclusión
Acción social
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