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THE RE-MONETARIZATION OF WELFARE BENEFITS: Entitlements, liabilities and transaction costs in the relationship between citizens and public agencies: the US EBT system and the outlook for European citizen cards

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  • Edwin MORLEY-FLETCHER, 1996. "THE RE-MONETARIZATION OF WELFARE BENEFITS: Entitlements, liabilities and transaction costs in the relationship between citizens and public agencies: the US EBT system and the outlook for European citi," Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 67(3), pages 463-490, 8292.1996.
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