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What Works for Whom? The Effectiveness of Different Employment Programmes

Published: 2000

Author: Dave Maré

This is a chapter in a physical book and not available electronically.

Citation

Maré, David C. 2000. "What Works for Whom? The Effectiveness of Different Employment Programmes" in Labour Employment and Work in New Zealand: 2000, P. Morrison, Ed. Wellington: Victoria University of Wellington.

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