The effect of changes in maternity leave policies on child health and development in Canada

Authors: Dennis Ren

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Type	Working paper (online)
Author	Dennis Ren
Publication Year	2013
Title	The effect of changes in maternity leave policies on child health and development in Canada
Series	McMaster RDC Working Paper Series
Number	45
City	Hamilton, ON
Publication Language	English

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