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Land and Urban Policies for Poverty Reduction : Proceedings of the Third International Urban Research Symposium Held in Brasilia, April 2005, Volume 1

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  • Mila Freire
  • Ricardo Lima
  • Dean Cira
  • Bruce Ferguson
  • Christine Kessides
  • Jose Aroudo Mota
  • Diana Motta

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  • Mila Freire & Ricardo Lima & Dean Cira & Bruce Ferguson & Christine Kessides & Jose Aroudo Mota & Diana Motta, 2007. "Land and Urban Policies for Poverty Reduction : Proceedings of the Third International Urban Research Symposium Held in Brasilia, April 2005, Volume 1," World Bank Publications - Reports 18722, The World Bank Group.
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    1. Mayo, Stephen K., 1986. "Sources of inefficiency in subsidized housing programs: A comparison of U.S. and German experience," Journal of Urban Economics, Elsevier, vol. 20(2), pages 229-249, September.
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