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Tax Credits, Labor Supply, and Child Care

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Averett, S.L.
Peters, H.E.
Waldman, D.M.

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Paper provided by Chicago - Economics Research Center in its series University of Chicago - Economics Research Center with number 92-9.

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Date of creation: 1992
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