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Amelia M. Biehl2017

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Foster care and the earned income tax credit

Amelia M. Biehl · Brian C. Hill

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Year2017

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Published2017-07-14

VenueReview of Economics of the Household

ISSN-L1569-5239

Languageen

Citations43

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