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2003
DOI: 10.1111/j.1755-618x.2003.tb00236.x
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Housing Affordability, Social Policy and Economic Conditions: Food Bank Users in the Greater Toronto Area, 1990–2000*

Abstract: Cet article examine les tendances dans les corrélats sociaux et économiques de L'utilisation des banques alimentaires dans la région du Grand Toronto au moyen d'entrevues annuelles auprès d'utilisateurs entre 1990 et 2000. L'analyse teste la thèse selon laquelle les incidences des réductions des allocations d'aide sociale et les coûts de logement contribuent à la vulnérabilitééconomique des families et des ménages déjà marginalisés. L'auteur a eu recours à la statistique descriptive et à la modélisation de rég… Show more

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“…This section starts with a discussion of the concept of welfare state, in which one of the roles of the government is to protect its citizens' health and well-being. The degree of welfare state universality is positively related to the possibilities for poverty relief (Korpi and Palme 1998;Michalski 2003). Note that poverty is defined as the inability to meet basic human needs such as food (Kawachi, Subramanian, and Almeida-Filho 2002).…”
Section: Tax and Social Security Contributions (Tssc) And Retail Spendingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This section starts with a discussion of the concept of welfare state, in which one of the roles of the government is to protect its citizens' health and well-being. The degree of welfare state universality is positively related to the possibilities for poverty relief (Korpi and Palme 1998;Michalski 2003). Note that poverty is defined as the inability to meet basic human needs such as food (Kawachi, Subramanian, and Almeida-Filho 2002).…”
Section: Tax and Social Security Contributions (Tssc) And Retail Spendingmentioning
confidence: 99%