Keyword [child]
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| 181. | Three essays on food insecurity and child welfare |
| 182. | Prevention of early child disruptive behavior: A latent growth curve analysis |
| 183. | Comprehensive evaluation of a three -component psychosocial protocol used to guide decision-making for child maltreatment concerns, developed for medical settings |
| 184. | Essays on Development Economics and Implications on Health, Education, and Agriculture for Low Income Countries |
| 185. | Essays on the political economy of the centralized provision of local public goods |
| 186. | Child labor, schooling and international trade |
| 187. | The Native American child molester: An exploration of psychopathology as measured by the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory and the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory |
| 188. | The determinants of child labor in Thailand: The role of household, public policies and exogenous events |
| 189. | Ask the workers: Discretion and decision making in the child welfare system in Ontari |
| 190. | A consumer situational analysis: The influence of young children on the purchase of travel to overseas destinations |
| 191. | The social and economic determinants of child health during China's economic growth |
| 192. | Human Capital Policy: Three Empirical Essays |
| 193. | A dynamic analysis of the effects of child labor on educational attainments in Nicaragua |
| 194. | Effects of social policy reforms and the economy on welfare participation and employment among single mothers |
| 195. | Analyses of maternal and child mortality rates of five West African countries: Cote d'Ivoire, Guinea, Liberia, Senegal, Sierra Leone |
| 196. | Essays on endogenous lifetime, economic growth and income inequality |
| 197. | The social and economic forces involved with child labor: A cross-national analysis |
| 198. | Three essays in trade and development |
| 199. | The impact of burnout, job satisfaction and work environment on child welfare family case managers |
| 200. | Human capital accumulation, heterogeneous households, and economic development |
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