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what poor people think about their chances of earning their way out of poverty

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Foster, J. M.
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An edition of Getting ahead (1988)

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Greater Washington Research Center
Language
English
Pages
56

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Subjects
African Americans, Attitudes, Employment, Focused group interviewing, Occupational training, Poor, Focus groups
Places
Washington (D.C.)

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Getting ahead: what poor people think about their chances of earning their way out of poverty
1988, Greater Washington Research Center
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Published in
Washington, D.C (1717 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, 20036-2076)

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Dewey Decimal Class
331.5/4
Library of Congress
HD8081.A65 F67 1988

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Pagination
iv, 56 p. ;
Number of pages
56

ID Numbers

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OL2060377M
LCCN
88039728

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