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Food Expenditures and The Food Stamp Program: Some Recent Evidence From The Consumer Expenditure Survey

Donald A. West, West, Donald A.

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Food Security and Poverty

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Food Security and Poverty

Key concepts: Food Stamp Program, Consumer expenditure, Consumer Expenditure Survey, Food stamps, Economics, Business, Public economics, Aggregate expenditure

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