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Living in the Background: Home-based Women Workers and Poverty Persistence

By Donna Doane on November 01, 2007

CPRC Working Paper 97

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Doane, Donna. Living in the Background: Home-based Women Workers and Poverty Persistence. , , . , 2007. Doane, D. (2007). Living in the Background: Home-based Women Workers and Poverty Persistence. , , . Doane, Donna. "Living in the Background: Home-based Women Workers and Poverty Persistence." 2007, .Doane Donna. "Living in the Background: Home-based Women Workers and Poverty Persistence." (2007). Doane, D 2007, 'Living in the Background: Home-based Women Workers and Poverty Persistence', , , . Donna Doane, 'Living in the Background: Home-based Women Workers and Poverty Persistence' (2007). Doane D. Living in the Background: Home-based Women Workers and Poverty Persistence. . 2007. Doane, Donna. Living in the Background: Home-based Women Workers and Poverty Persistence. . 2007. , .

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