Reproduce already! A look at the impact of recent family policies on fertility rate in Quebec

Authors: Francis Bergeron

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Type	Master’s thesis
Author	Francis Bergeron
Publication Year	2015
Title	Reproduce already! A look at the impact of recent family policies on fertility rate in Quebec
City	Kingston, ON
Department	Department of Economics
University	Queen's University
Publication Language	English

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Survey of Labour and Income Dynamics

Longitudinal, Survey (1993 to 2011)

SLID

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Queen's RDC

QUE

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