Poverty reduction policies relevance test
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Poverty reduction policies relevance test
by
Published
2002
Publisher
UNR
Pages
6
Subjects
Seeing Like a State
Program and fiscal review, Economic Assistance Authority (Department of Commerce and Economic Development)
Idylls
Youth Employment and Economic Assistance Act of 1983
Timber harvesting, processing, and employment in the northwest economic adjustment initiative region
The economics of poverty and discrimination
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