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Gábor Regős2014

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Can Fertility be Increased With a Pension Reform?

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Year2014

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Published2014-09-11

VenueAgeing International

ISSN-L0163-5158

Languageen

Citations14

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ShelfFinancial Literacy, Pension, Retirement Analysis

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