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Social Security in Latin America: issues and options for the World Bank.

By: McGreevey, William.

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BookSeries: World Bank Discussion Papers; no. 110. Publisher: Washington : Bank, 1990Subject(s): Social Security | Latin America -- Social conditions. -- Latin America -- Social conditionsSummary: This study reviews the findings of a number of background papers on social security in Latin America, sector work done by World Bank staff and other researchers, and a series of three meetings of experts in 1988 and 1989 that explored the major issues facing security institutions.

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Social Security in Latin America: issues and options for the World Bank.

By: McGreevey, William.