A Temporary Rent Top-up for Renters Receiving the Emergency Benefit

Auteurs: Marion Steele

Détails

Type	Rapport à un groupe politique
Auteur	Marion Steele
Année de pulication	2020
Titre	A Temporary Rent Top-up for Renters Receiving the Emergency Benefit
Pages	3
Ville	Montréal
Département	Institute for Research on Public Policy
Langue de publication	Anglais

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Enquête sur les dépenses des ménages

Enquêtes transversales, Répété (1997 À 2023)

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