Shorter lives in stingier states: Social policy shortcomings help explain the US mortality disadvantage
Kaydedildi:
Beckfield, J., Bambra, C., Shorter lives in stingier states: Social policy shortcomings help explain the US mortality disadvantage. Social Science & Medicine, vol. 171, 2016, p.30-38.
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522062
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Palabras clave:
Exclusión social, Pobreza, Desigualdad social, Factor de riesgo, Efectos, Política social, Mortalidad, Esperanza de vida, Tendencias, Estudio internacional, Estudio comparativo, EE.UU., Panorama internacional
Exclusión social, Pobreza, Desigualdad social, Factor de riesgo, Efectos, Política social, Mortalidad, Esperanza de vida, Tendencias, Estudio internacional, Estudio comparativo, EE.UU., Panorama internacional
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