SOCIALTRANSFERS 2 WHY SOCIAL TRANSFERS: THE ECONOMIC CASE Introduction

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Date: 2010-03-16 11:51:13 Welfare state Welfare economics Public economics Social inequality Social systems Poverty Extreme poverty Cash transfers Millennium Development Goals Economic inequality Social protection Welfare		SOCIALTRANSFERS 2 WHY SOCIAL TRANSFERS: THE ECONOMIC CASE Introduction Add to Reading List Source URL: grow-up-free-from-poverty.org.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 151,60 KB Share Document on Facebook

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