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Maternal And Infant Health Inequality: New Evidence From Linked Administrative Data by National Bureau of Economic Research
Maternal And Infant Health Inequality: New Evidence From Linked Administrative Data
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National Bureau of Economic Research

Maternal And Infant Health Inequality: New Evidence From Linked Administrative Data

NBER Working Paper Series #30693

National Bureau of Economic Research

51 pages • digital • 2022 not a book user-added

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THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF SUGAR: LIVING COSTS, REAL INCOMES AND INEQUALITY IN JAMAICA C1774 by Laura Panza, Trevor Burnard, Jeffrey G. Williamson
THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF SUGAR: LIVING COSTS, REAL INCOMES AND INEQUALITY IN JAMAICA C1774
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Laura Panza, Trevor Burnard, Jeffrey G. Williamson

THE SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF SUGAR: LIVING COSTS, REAL INCOMES AND INEQUALITY IN JAMAICA C1774

NBER Working Paper Series

Laura Panza, Trevor Burnard, Jeffrey G. Williamson

41 pages • digital • 2017 not a book user-added

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