A review of recent research into trends in poverty
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Paper provided by University College Dublin in its series Open Access publications from University College Dublin with number urn:hdl:10197/790.Length: 16
Date of creation: 2002
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Publication status: Published in The Irish banking review (2002) v., p.15-30
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Keywords: Poverty--Research;References
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