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Social welfare policy paradigm for the lifetime income and employment stability: Case of Canada

Authors: Young Jun Chun

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TypeJournal article
Author Young Jun Chun
Publication Year 2015
Title Social welfare policy paradigm for the lifetime income and employment stability: Case of Canada
Volume 17
Journal Name Korean Journal of Applied Economics
Number 3
Pages 93-129
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Income, pensions, spending and wealth

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