The Global Financial Crisis and Child Poverty:The Case of Australia 2006-10

Redmond, Gerry; Patulny, Roger; Whiteford, Peter

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The Global Financial Crisis and Child Poverty:The Case of Australia 2006-10

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2013

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Redmond, Gerry

Patulny, Roger

Whiteford, Peter

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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While events associated with the global financial crisis (GFC) had a profound impact on real family incomes and well-being in many rich countries, impacts in Australia were relatively minor. One reason for this was the massive policy response by the Austr

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/24273

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Social Policy & Administration

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Journal article

DOI

10.1111/spol.12039

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