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La dynamique de l'aide sociale au Canada : le role des attributs individuels et des variables economiques et politiques

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  • Finnie, Ross
  • Irvine, Ian
  • Sceviour, Roger

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Dans cet article, on utilise la base de donnees fiscales longitudinales canadiennes pour estimer des modeles du recours a l'assistance sociale (ou a l'aide sociale) au cours d'une annee donnee, ainsi que la dynamique sous-jacente : entree dans le regime d'assistance sociale d'une annee a l'autre, sortie d'une periode donnee de prestations d'assistance sociale et retour au regime d'assistance sociale suivant la fin d'une periode de prestations.

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Date of creation: 25 Oct 2004
Handle: RePEc:stc:stcp3f:2004231f
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Keywords: Employment insurance; social assistance and other transfers; Household; family and personal income; Income; pensions; spending and wealth; Labour; Low income and inequality;

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