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L’équivalent patrimonial des droits à la Retraite en France : méthodologie et mesure à partir de l’Echantillon Inter-régime de retraités (version de Février 2016)

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  • Anne LAVIGNE
  • Christophe DANIEL
  • Stéphane MOTTET
  • Jesus Herell NZE-OBAME
  • Bruno SEJOURNE
  • Christian Rodrigue TAGNE

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  • Anne LAVIGNE & Christophe DANIEL & Stéphane MOTTET & Jesus Herell NZE-OBAME & Bruno SEJOURNE & Christian Rodrigue TAGNE, 2016. "L’équivalent patrimonial des droits à la Retraite en France : méthodologie et mesure à partir de l’Echantillon Inter-régime de retraités (version de Février 2016)," LEO Working Papers / DR LEO 2351, Orleans Economics Laboratory / Laboratoire d'Economie d'Orleans (LEO), University of Orleans.
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