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The effect of universal child benefits on labour supply

Auteurs: Tammy Schirle

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TypeArticle de journal
Auteur Tammy Schirle
Année de pulication 2015
Titre The effect of universal child benefits on labour supply
Volume 48
Nom du Journal Canadian Journal of Economics
Numéro 2
Pages 436-463
Langue de publication Anglais
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