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Poverty / Development / University of Essex / British Household Panel Survey / Poverty threshold / Panel Study of Income Dynamics / Longitudinal study / Poverty reduction / Cohort study / Statistics / Economic data / Panel data
Date: 2014-10-06 08:35:53
Poverty
Development
University of Essex
British Household Panel Survey
Poverty threshold
Panel Study of Income Dynamics
Longitudinal study
Poverty reduction
Cohort study
Statistics
Economic data
Panel data

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