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... percent of the mothers receive AFDC support , and about the same percentage have preschool children . 4 There are ... percent and 24 percent , respectively . Black mothers are more likely to be cohabiting with at least one other adult ...
... percent of the mothers receive AFDC support , and about the same percentage have preschool children . 4 There are ... percent and 24 percent , respectively . Black mothers are more likely to be cohabiting with at least one other adult ...
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... percent 100 - percent Mixed price subsidy subsidy subsidy Sample Single mothers 0.280 0.326 0.375 0.356 White single mothers 0.303 0.506 0.704 0.622 Black single mothers 0.247 0.285 0.326 0.313 considered here : a 50 - percent subsidy ...
... percent 100 - percent Mixed price subsidy subsidy subsidy Sample Single mothers 0.280 0.326 0.375 0.356 White single mothers 0.303 0.506 0.704 0.622 Black single mothers 0.247 0.285 0.326 0.313 considered here : a 50 - percent subsidy ...
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... percent in 1973 to 91 percent in 1988. For companies in general , a survey conducted by the Japan Securities Research Institute ( Nihon Shoken Keizai Kenkyu Jo ) finds that only 18 percent of all firms ( in- cluding both listed and ...
... percent in 1973 to 91 percent in 1988. For companies in general , a survey conducted by the Japan Securities Research Institute ( Nihon Shoken Keizai Kenkyu Jo ) finds that only 18 percent of all firms ( in- cluding both listed and ...
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