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Social expenditure, 1960-1990 : problems of growth and control
1985
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Family benefits public spending
OECD - 20XX
home help services for families in need. Financial support for families provided through the tax system, including tax … exemptions (e.g. income from child benefits that is not included in the tax base); child tax allowances (amounts for children … that are deducted from gross income and are not included in taxable income), and child tax credits, amounts that are …
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Net public social expenditure
Adema, Willem (contributor) - 1996
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Ageing populations : the social policy implications
Gass, James R. (contributor) - 1988
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Social expenditure statistics of OECD member countries : provisional version
1996
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Financial constraints and policy options: the pension reform process in Italy and its relevance to transition European economies
Maré, Mauro; Pennisi, Giuseppe - In: Reforming public pensions : sharing the experiences of …, (pp. 177-198). 2004
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OECD social expenditure database
OECD - Paris - Ed. [1.]1980/96(1999); 2.1980/97(2000) -
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Forecasting and controlling transfer programme costs : definition and methods
1995
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The future of social protection
1988
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Education and Health Expenditure, and Development : The Cases of Indonesia and Peru
Morrisson, Christian (contributor) - 2002
When setting spending priorities in education and health, countries all too often target expensive schemes which can be shown only to benefit specific sections of the population, often the non-poor. The building of certain urban hospitals and universities may fall into this category. Wherever...
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