State of the Union 2016: Safety Net
How does the U.S. stack up against peer countries in terms of its safety net? Stanford University professor Karen Jusko addresses this question at our 2016 State of the Union conference.
Read the report: http://inequality.stanford.edu/sotu
Видео State of the Union 2016: Safety Net канала Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality
Read the report: http://inequality.stanford.edu/sotu
Видео State of the Union 2016: Safety Net канала Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality
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