Measuring food, housing and financial security and material deprivation in the Living in Canada Survey

Auteurs: Mike Ornstein

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Type	Rapport à un groupe politique
Auteur	Mike Ornstein
Année de pulication	2009
Titre	Measuring food, housing and financial security and material deprivation in the Living in Canada Survey
Ville	Ottawa, ON
Établissement	Statistics Canada
Langue de publication	Anglais

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Enquête par panel auprès des ménages canadiens

Enquêtes longitudinales, Enquête (2008 À 2008)

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Measuring food, housing and financial security and material deprivation in the Living in Canada Survey

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Emilie Renahy, Beatriz Alvarado-Llano, Maria Koh, et Amélie Quesnel-Vallée (2012).

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Dana Hamplová, Céline Le Bourdais, et Solène Lardoux (2010).

Evaluation of the conjugal and parental histories in the Living in Canada Survey (LCS) pilot data

Chris Robinson (2010).

Analysis of the skills measures in the Canadian Household Panel Survey pilot

Herbert Schuetze (2010).

Evaluation of CHPS pilot self-employment content

France-Pascale Ménard, Dana Hamplová, et Céline Le Bourdais (2010).

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Chaowen Chan, Dana Hamplová, et Céline Le Bourdais (2010).

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Enquête par panel auprès des ménages canadiens

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CDR-Toronto