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... Income and Work , indicators 2 respectively showed the highest achievement rates . It is worth noting that the fourth indicator within Work , which states that families ' income should be above the indigence level , showed an ...
... Income and Work , indicators 2 respectively showed the highest achievement rates . It is worth noting that the fourth indicator within Work , which states that families ' income should be above the indigence level , showed an ...
Pagina 102
... income Youth under 15 years should not drop out of school in order to work . Unemployed adult family members should ... Income . Women eligible for the Family Subsidy should apply for it Family members eligible for the Family ...
... income Youth under 15 years should not drop out of school in order to work . Unemployed adult family members should ... Income . Women eligible for the Family Subsidy should apply for it Family members eligible for the Family ...
Pagina 167
... income falls off sharply for mod- erate , middle and high income households , these three socio - eco- nomic groups earn between 23 % and 34 % of their income from informal activities . To this reviewer , this information suggests ...
... income falls off sharply for mod- erate , middle and high income households , these three socio - eco- nomic groups earn between 23 % and 34 % of their income from informal activities . To this reviewer , this information suggests ...
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