The pursuit of simplicity : Can simplifying eligibility criteria improve social pension targeting?
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Englisch
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1262770319
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Asri, Viola
Michaelowa, Katharina
Panda, Sitakanta
Paul, Sourabh B.
Michaelowa, Katharina
Panda, Sitakanta
Paul, Sourabh B.
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05.08.2022, 09:31 MESZ
Beteiligte
- Asri, Viola
- Michaelowa, Katharina
- Panda, Sitakanta
- Paul, Sourabh B.
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