Learning about homelessness using linked survey and administrative data
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Meyer, B.D., et al., Learning about homelessness using linked survey and administrative data. Serie: NBER Working Paper n. 28861, Cambridge, National Bureau of Economic Research, 2021, 96 p.
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Pobreza, Exclusión social, Características, Mercado de trabajo, Bienestar, Protección social, Registro, Datos estadísticos, EE.UU.
Pobreza, Exclusión social, Características, Mercado de trabajo, Bienestar, Protección social, Registro, Datos estadísticos, EE.UU.
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