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The tax/benefit implications of recognizing same-sex partnerships

Authors: Casey Warman and Frances Woolley

Editors: Kim Brooks, Asa Gunnarsson, Lisa Philipps, and Maria Wersig

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TypeBook chapter
Author Casey Warman and Frances Woolley
Editor Kim Brooks, Asa Gunnarsson, Lisa Philipps, and Maria Wersig
Publication Year 2011
Book Title Challenging gender inequality in tax policy making: Comparative perspectives
Chapter Title The tax/benefit implications of recognizing same-sex partnerships
Pages 177-194
Publisher Hart Publishing
City Oxford, UK
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Families, households and marital statusSociety and community

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Data Used

Canadian Population Census

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1911 to 2021)

Census

Canadian Community Health Survey - Nutrition

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (2004 to 2015)

CCHS

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Queen's RDC

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