Has the potential for compensating poverty by womens employment growth been depleted
Rense Nieuwenhuis(Stockholm University), Béa Cantillon(University of Antwerp), Diego Collado(University of Essex), Wim Van Lancker(KU Leuven)
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
February 1, 2016
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