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Occasional Paper No. 41Responses to financial stress at lifetransition pointsCHRIS RYANA strong and fair society for all AustraliansResearch OP41 3pp.indd 13/05/12 10:03 AM
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ContentsContentsExecutive summaryv1Introduction12Conceptual framework33Literature54Methodology and data4.1 Methodology4.2 Data4.3 Descriptive analysis889155Regression results5.1 Base case estimates5.2 Regression results allowing for interactions in the explanatory List of tablesTable 1:Table 2:Table 3:Table 4:Table 5:Distribution of HILDA financial wellbeing responses, waves 1 to 8Proportions reporting financial stress events in HILDA, waves 1 to 8Wording of the HILDA 'Life events' questionsDescriptive statisticsImpact of different values of continuous explanatory variables on financial satisfactionand stress reports (changes of 10 per cent or more)Table 6: Regression results: Financial satisfactionTable 7: Impact of different values of discrete explanatory variables on financial satisfaction andstress reportsTable 8: Regression results: Sense of prosperityTable 9: Regression results: Any stress eventsTable 10: Summary of the direction and significance of explanatory variable effects across wellbeingindicators (only significant effects shown)Table 11: Summary of the significance and direction of specific interaction effects across alternativedependent variables1011121217172023283137iiiResearch OP41 3pp.indd 33/05/12 10:03 AM
RESPONSES TO FINANCIAL STRESS AT LIFE TRANSITION POINTSList of figuresFigure 1:Figure 2:Figure 3:Figure 4:Stylised lifeline with key transition pointsFinancial satisfaction and age and income—means and standard deviationsAny stress event and age and income—means and standard deviationsMagnitude and direction of significant effects on financial satisfaction—fixed effectsspecification, life events included in equationFigure 5: Magnitude and direction of significant effects on sense of prosperity—fixed effectsspecification, life events included in equationFigure 6: Magnitude and direction of significant effects on experience of financial stress—fixed effects specification, life events included in equationFigure 7: Magnitude and direction of significant main and welfare receipt effects onfinancial satisfactionFigure 8: Magnitude and direction of significant main and full-time employment interactioneffects on financial satisfactionFigure 9: Magnitude and direction of significant main and equivalised household disposableincome interaction effects on financial satisfactioniv31516262730343536Occasional Paper No. 41Research OP41 3pp.indd 43/05/12 10:03 AM
EXECUTIVE SUMMARYExecutive summaryThis paper looks at how changes in individuals' circumstances affect their reported perceptions of their ownfinancial wellbeing or deprivation. The aim is to assess how the experience of key life 'transition' pointschange individuals' reported financial positions. Examples of such key changes include: forming long-termrelationships, starting a family, purchasing a house, leaving full-time education, and entering and leaving theworkforce.The research uses the responses of individuals to questions in the first eight waves of the Household, Incomeand Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) survey to assess the nature of any changes in their year-to-yearresponses to financial wellbeing assessments and deprivation experiences as their circumstances change.Two indicators of financial wellbeing are used in the research: The first is based on people's levels of satisfaction with their financial situation.The second involves how people characterise their financial situation, from prosperous through to verypoor, referred to throughout the paper as their 'sense of prosperity'.A third indicator used in this paper examines whether people report instances of a set of designated financialstress experiences.The methodology used here involves estimation of fixed effect regressions of indicators of financial wellbeingand the experience of financial stress using HILDA panel data to identify the effects on their financialwellbeing responses as people move in and out of various states or their circumstances change.In general, the effects of changing circumstances are quite consistent across the set of three indicators offinancial wellbeing or stress considered here. In general, age is positively associated with financial wellbeing, even among people aged 65 years or morewho are welfare recipients.Employment and household income are also positively associated with financial wellbeing.While the income effects on financial wellbeing appear quite modest in size, full-time employment mostoften has the largest effect on the various indicators of financial wellbeing.Individuals who develop long-term health conditions report lower levels of financial wellbeing, though theinitial effects of these conditions appear to be relatively modest.Various life events also have substantial impacts on financial wellbeing, including retirement (a positiveeffect), becoming a single parent and separating from a spouse (both negative effects). Individuals who report major improvements (or worsening) in their financial situation over the previous12 months also report higher (or lower) levels of financial wellbeing and a lower (or higher) incidence offinancial stress events.Changing jobs, being promoted at work and moving house have positive impacts on a number of indicatorsof financial wellbeing.The combination of separating from a spouse and moving house in the same year is associated with lowerlevels of financial wellbeing.In general, having been retrenched from work did not have a negative impact on the financial wellbeing ofindividuals, provided they were employed again by the time they were surveyed. Potentially reflecting thetime it took to be re-employed, those with a home mortgage who had lost a job reported lower levels of mostof the indicators of financial wellbeing.vResearch OP41 3pp.indd 53/05/12 10:03 AM
RESPONSES TO FINANCIAL STRESS AT LIFE TRANSITION POINTSPeople who relied on welfare, including the age pension, for at least part of the preceding financialyear, reported lower levels of financial wellbeing and experienced more financial deprivation. Given themagnitudes of the estimated parameters that are smaller for this group than for the rest of the population,marginal increases in payments are likely to do little to change this situation. For example, the incomeof individuals who went onto welfare would have to more than double to leave their levels of financialsatisfaction unchanged, while those who lost a full-time job would need a fivefold increase in equivalisedhousehold disposable income to maintain their levels of financial satisfaction.Since employment status tends to have a large observable effect on financial wellbeing and financialdeprivation, it seems that policies that promote employment are likely to be effective in reducing theincidence of financial difficulties among the population. Of note in this regard is that the effects associatedwith full-time employment on financial wellbeing are as large for those with a history of income supportreceipt as for other members of the population.viOccasional Paper No. 41Research OP41 3pp.indd 63/05/12 10:03 AM
Introduction1 IntroductionThis paper looks at the question of how the reports of individuals regarding their financial wellbeing ortheir experiences of financial deprivation change as their circumstances change. The aim is to assess howthe experience of financial deprivation and reported satisfaction with their financial situation change forindividuals as they move through key commonly experienced lifetime 'transition' points, such as forminglong-term relationships, starting a family, purchasing a house, leaving full-time education, entering theworkforce and retirement. Other commonly experienced, if not necessarily personally anticipated events,involve negative economic, emotional and psychological shocks, such as losing a job, becoming unemployedand living on welfare, or negative wealth shocks associated with asset market fluctuations and the distressinvolved in marital or relationship dissolution.These experiences can have immediate financial, social, emotional and psychological consequences forindividuals, and longer-term effects if they induce changes in behaviour. For government, events that affectmultiple individuals, such as mass job loss that can be part of economic downturns or wealth changesassociated with asset market fluctuations, may result in calls for policy responses. The first case may requireincreases in government 'business activity' through increased welfare recipient money and more supportto welfare organisations to meet their increased demand, while the second case may, for example, requireadjustment to retirement policies to ensure retirees have adequate living standards.1Part of the policy context for this research is that emergency relief agencies funded by the governmentreported greater numbers of individuals and a change in the demographic profile of clients associated withthe global financial crisis that began in 2008. Specifically, individuals from more advantaged backgroundsthan had previously been the norm began to seek help from emergency relief agencies in providing cashand in-kind assistance. This research is not intended to be a specific evaluation of that claim. Rather thispaper will look at how reported financial wellbeing and the experiences of financial deprivation change asindividuals' circumstances change. To the extent that the paper looks at how these reports change with theexperience of job loss or other forms of financial loss, it may be informative of how individuals experienceevents like a financial crisis, though it does not look at effects that influenced groups of individuals.The research uses the responses of individuals to questions in the first eight waves of the Household, Incomeand Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) survey to assess how their year-to-year responses to financialwellbeing assessments and stress experiences change as their circumstances change.Specifically, the research aims to address the following research questions: How do peoples' levels of financial wellbeing and/or experiences of financial deprivation change as theircircumstances change?What events or changes in circumstances are associated with the largest changes in reports of individualfinancial satisfaction or the experience of financial deprivation?How different are the reports of individuals relying on income support compared with the broaderpopulation?Two indicators of financial wellbeing are used in the research (both described in more detail below). Oneis based on a question about people's levels of satisfaction with their financial situation. The secondinvolves how people characterise their financial situation, from prosperous through to very poor, referredto throughout the paper as their 'sense of prosperity'. A third indicator used in this paper reflects whetherpeople report instances of a set of designated financial deprivation experiences. Bray (2001), Breunig andCobb-Clark (2005) and Marks (2007) are studies that have looked at how the characteristics of individuals andtheir circumstances are associated with their experience of financial deprivation, with the latter two studiesinvolving analysis of reports of financial stress in the early waves of HILDA. However, these studies analysedthe available data in a cross-sectional way. In the current study, the repeated responses by individuals to the1Research OP41 3pp.indd 13/05/12 10:03 AM
RESPONSES TO FINANCIAL STRESS AT LIFE TRANSITION POINTSsame questions over time are used to estimate the relationship between the financial situations of peopleand their broader circumstances.There are at least two good reasons for doing this. First, repeated observations from the same individualsmake it possible to allow for unobserved, but persistent differences in the way survey respondents reflecttheir perceptions of wellbeing. This matters because people with the same 'objective' circumstances maydiffer in their psychological outlook and in the responses they make to survey questions about their situation.A second advantage of using panel data is that it is possible to examine any dynamic processes of wellbeingchange in response to changing circumstances by the same individuals, rather than relying on estimates ofdiffering individuals whose circumstances also happen to be different. It is possible to see directly how thewellbeing responses change as the circumstances of the same individuals change.The methodology used here involves estimation of fixed effect regressions of indicators of financial wellbeingand the experience of financial hardship using HILDA panel data to identify the effects as people move in andout of various states or their circumstances change on their financial wellbeing responses.The remainder of the paper is structured in the following way. The next section, Section 2, summarises theconceptual framework used here to interpret the various indicators as dimensions of financial wellbeing.Section 3 contains a brief review of the literature relevant to this topic. Section 4 contains a description ofthe methodology and data used here, with the more formal results presented in Section 5. The last section,Section 6, concludes and sets out some of the implications of the paper for policy.TerminologyA note on terminology used in the paper: the term 'deprivation' or 'financial deprivation' is used throughoutthe report to capture negative experiences or perceptions of individuals in general about their financialposition. The term 'financial stress' is used to refer specifically to the seven-item battery of questions askedin the HILDA self-completion questionnaire about their experience of specific 'events' (while noting thatthese events might be experienced without inducing psychological stress among individuals) and 'financialhardship' refers to the four-item subset of questions classified as such by Bray (2001).2Occasional Paper No. 41Research OP41 3pp.indd 23/05/12 10:03 AM
Conceptual framework2 Conceptual frameworkThe framework for analysing financial wellbeing in this paper is as follows: individuals face some chance ofexperiencing an 'event' that involves a disruption to their lives in any year, which may result in them reportingthat they experienced some financial deprivation in that same year. Whether the event has such an effectdepends on the individual's own observed characteristics (these can mitigate or extenuate the detrimentalimpact of 'events'), and factors unobserved by researchers that reflect the ability of individuals to cope indiffering circumstances. These may be 'permanent' factors like personality that help people cope in situationsand over time, or more temporary or changeable factors. In turn, the experience of financial deprivationaffects the reports by people of their financial wellbeing. These reports may also be influenced by observedpersonal characteristics and psychological factors that affect the way people experience events as stressful,translate stress into how they picture their financial situation and report on that situation. Again, thesefactors may include both permanent tendencies and the impact of transitory or temporary phenomena. Forexample, some individuals may always exhibit a tendency to be optimistic or pessimistic, while the impactcan also be influenced by other factors. These other factors include their financial or money-managementskills (or 'financial literacy') and the strategies or behaviours they employ, which may be amenable to change(ANZ 2008).In this paper both reports over time of indicators of financial hardship or deprivation and of financialsatisfaction or wellbeing are analysed. The framework sketched above leads naturally to a focus on theimpact of 'events' and the role of psychological factors that induce people to view their situations and theimpact of events in particular ways, including the impact of permanent factors that lead people to alwaysreport their situation in the same way (Diener et al. 1999). The use of panel data allows the impact of thepermanent tendencies to be removed from reports of financial wellbeing and the incidence of deprivation toinstead focus on the impact of external events on individuals. What 'events' do we have in mind?Figure 1 contains a 'stylised' depiction of the common, if not universal, experiences of individuals throughtheir lives after childhood in contemporary Australia.2 While the ages at which individuals experience someof these events vary, the early period of moving into full adulthood involves leaving full-time education,moving into the labour force, moving out of the parental home and searching for partners for long-lastingrelationships. Many people become parents, with the raising of children involving interruptions to people'scareers, especially for women. Home ownership is a goal of a large proportion of Australian society. Workers'careers then develop in divergent ways, with some people experiencing promotion at work, and otherschanging careers and occupations at different points. Others take on care responsibilities for aged relativesand grandchildren.Figure 1: Stylised lifeline with key transition pointsLabourforceEnter labourforceEducation/ Leave schoolsocialAgeRisks15–19Enter full-timelabour forceLeave full-timeeducation;Move out ofparental home20–24Welfare receiptcan becomelong termSome womenlowerparticipationlevelsPurchase homeForm lastingrelationships,become parents25–29Healthconditions,reliance onpublic od,mortgagestressPromotions,change inoccupations,hours workedChildren leave home,caring responsibilities40–4950–59Retirement/exit from labour force60–6465 Fired, maderedundantfrom job3Research OP41 3pp.indd 33/05/12 10:03 AM
RESPONSES TO FINANCIAL STRESS AT LIFE TRANSITION POINTSAll of these transitions involve the risk that some people may not navigate them successfully. Some do notleave their initial education with all the skills they require and find the transition to the labour force difficult.The continuing success of others can be fragile, easily buffeted by unpredictable events. Those supported bywelfare in their difficulties may find it hard to re‑establish their independence. Underlying health conditionsmay manifest themselves at this point or be exacerbated by such setbacks. Not all attempts at forming longterm relationships are successful and some people find themselves living as single parents; there is alsoanother group of people who became parents without long-term partners. The fragility in people's lives alsocomes through the type of work they have—some workers are at greater risk than others of being fired ormade redundant. Eventual retirement can be a positive experience for those whose retirement was planned,but less so for those for whom it was 'forced' and its timing unexpected.These and other experiences are captured in the HILDA data. As set out above, this stylised picture of the lives ofindividuals is consistent with the 'life-course' view of people's lives. The life-course approach was summarisedby Hill and Milewski (2007) as reflecting the view that 'an individual's life is composed of a series of transitionsor life events, which are embedded in trajectories or careers (or status passages) that give them a distinct formand meaning (Elder 1985, p. 31; Elder 1994, p. 5; Marshall & Mueller 2003, p. 18). The life-course approachexamines life trajectories of individuals with the aim of explaining their movements between various statusesand roles'. While focusing on individual life events and patterns of life trajectories, the purpose is to 'explainand understand social change and social phenomena' (Mayer & Tuma 1990, pp. 4–5).Martin (2007) contains an analysis of changing life-course patterns in Australia from 1981 to 2001, usingAustralian Censuses to do so. While he finds some evidence of changes in life-course patterns, particularlyinvolving increased participation in non-conventional statuses among those aged 30 to 49, he also findsconsiderable stability in many established life-course patterns over the period. Breusch and Gray (2005)summarise some of the research findings associated with the life-course approach in Australia, as well asdescribing a specific longitudinal data set, the Life Course Survey, designed to collect information on howAustralians 'negotiate employment, family formation and domestic responsibilities across their lifetimes'(Breusch & Gray 2005, p. 111).Many of the events identified in Figure 1 clearly have financial implications for people, such as job loss,while others may be especially detrimental for individuals where the events are unexpected, as in the caseof relationship breakdown. They may have other implications for people's lives and how people view theirlives, but since government is most often called on to alleviate people's poor financial situation, we focus ouranalysis on the financial consequences of these events. Our empirical approach is designed to see whetherand how the experiences of these events change the way people report their financial situation, with a view toproviding a better evidence base for the development of policy.4Occasional Paper No. 41Research OP41 3pp.indd 43/05/12 10:03 AM
Literature3 LiteratureThere are four questions of relevance to look at from the existing literature for the analysis conducted here.First, what is encompassed by the concept of financial wellbeing and how is it related to the experience offinancial stress? Second, what are the determinants of financial wellbeing or satisfaction? Third, are these thesame as the determinants of the experience of financial stress? Fourth, how should the data, mostly involvingrepeated subjective reports by individuals of their experiences or financial situations, be analysed? The firstthree of these questions are addressed in this section, with the last left to the discussion in the methodologysection (Section 4).First, what is encompassed by financial wellbeing? Joo and Grable (2004) argue that the general consensusamong researchers is that financial satisfaction is a sub-construct or domain of general wellbeing (Campbell1981; Diener et al. 1999; Easterlin & Sawangfa 2007). Financial satisfaction involves a state of being happyand free from financial worry (Zimmerman 1995). In describing their financial wellbeing scale, Prawitz etal. (2006) highlight the range of approaches used to study the financial situation of individuals in thepsychological literature.Even the terms used to name constructs describing feelings about one's financial condition have been varied,including perceived economic well-being (Walson & Fitzsimmons, 1993), personal financial wellness (Joo &Garman, 1998), financial satisfaction (Joo & Grable, 2004; Kim, 1999), perceived income adequacy (Danes &Rettig, 1993), financial strain (Aldana & Liljenquist, 1998), financial stress (Bailey, Woodiel, Turner, & Young, 1998;Freeman, Carlson, & Sperry, 1993; Kim & Garman, 2003), debt stress (Drentea, 2000), economic strain (Mills etal., 1992), and economic distress (Voydanoff, 1984). While some have approached the construct from a positiveperspective using terms such as well-being (Walson & Fitzsimmons), and satisfaction (Joo & Grable; Kim), othershave examined it using negative terminology: strain (Aldana & Liljenquist), stress (Bailey et al.; Drentea; Freemanet al.; Kim & Garman, 2003), and distress (Voydanoff; Garman, Leech, & Grable, 1996). (Prawitz et al. 2006, p. 35)Second, what are the determinants of financial wellbeing? Easterlin and Sawangfa (2007) estimate thatfinancial wellbeing increases with age and education and contributes to overall subjective wellbeing.Joo and Grable (2004) note positive associations with income, education and age. Further, they identifyfinancial stressors from three sources that affect financial wellbeing: personal, family and financial situations.Personal stressors include investment losses, injuries, disabilities, accidents, illnesses and wage changes.Family stressors include major life-cycle events, such as marriages, births, retirement, job loss, divorce,death and so on. Financial stressors also include high levels of consumer debt, moving, large, unexpectedexpenditures such as having to pay for household and vehicle repairs, and bankruptcy, legal problems andthe like. These types of stressors tend to increase total stress levels, as well as financial stress levels, whichin turn tend to lead to a lower level of financial satisfaction (Freeman et al. 1993). A common feature of allof these events is that they may require substantial amounts of money to resolve or remedy, adding to preexisting financial problems, and hence may be negatively related with financial satisfaction (Bailey, Woodiel,Turner & Young 1998).Hsieh (2001) analysed financial satisfaction of those aged 45 years or over in the US using a set ofexplanatory variables which have been identified as major correlates of global subjective wellbeing or lifesatisfaction. These variables included gender, race, age, marital status, education, income, perceived healthcondition, residence, civic organisation memberships, attendance of religious services, comparison ofincome with others, comparison of current financial situation with past, and poverty status. The dependentvariable allowed three responses to the satisfaction question—'pretty well satisfied', 'more or less satisfied'and 'not satisfied'. Tests indicated that the effects of both age and log income on financial satisfaction didnot vary across their distributions (so moving from age 24 to 25 had the same effect on financial satisfactionas moving from age 64 to 65). Age ( effect), income ( ), employment status ( effects for full-time, part-timework, retired and home makers), religious ( ), and positive comparisons of income against others, and withthe past (both ) were all significant, as was being married ( ) and living in a metropolitan area (–).5Research OP41 3pp.indd 53/05/12 10:03 AM
RESPONSES TO FINANCIAL STRESS AT LIFE TRANSITION POINTSPudney (2008) analyses a question from the British Household Panel Survey 'How well would you say youyourself are managing financially these days?' with five responses, from 'Finding it very difficult' throughto 'Living comfortably'. The responses increased with age, education and income, and were higher amongthose employed, married and who owned their house (and the level of home equity). The responses werelower among the newly divorced and people who had recently lost jobs or become long-term sick (people whoindicated they were not working because of long-term illness or incapacity), but not among the newly retiredor those who had recently had children. A focus of the Pudney (2008) paper is on the dynamic impact of thesubjective responses of individuals to their changed circumstances, with not all of the impact of changes incircumstances occurring in the relevant year.Research also shows that financial wellbeing is related to the financial skills of individuals, which in turnare correlated with age (an inverse-U relationship), gender (males tend to have higher skills), educationand socioeconomic status (both positive relationships), location (urban dwellers have higher skills)and employment status (see, for example, The Social Research Centre 2008). To the extent that thesecharacteristics are associated with the human capital of individuals, which contributes to their financialskills, it seems likely they will contribute to better financial wellbeing outcomes through the better savingsand investment behaviours practised by those with good financial skills.What factors influence whether individuals report experiences of financial stress and are these the samefactors that influence reports of financial wellbeing? A series of Australian studies have looked at theprevalence of experiences of financial deprivation or stress, using indicators that reflect whether subjectsexperienced specific events. Bray (2001) and Breunig and Cobb-Clark (2005) distinguished betweenindicators that reflect 'financial hardship' (missing meals, pawning assets, inability to heat the home andapplying for welfare) and those that reflect 'cash flow' problems (inability to pay rent/mortgage or utilities,and borrowing from friends). In analysing the characteristics of individuals who experienced both types ofdeprivation in the Household Expenditure Surveys, however, Bray (2001) found a common set of influenceson each. These factors included being in a low net equivalised income quintile, a private renter, a publicrenter, sole parent households, welfare recip
The research uses the responses of individuals to questions in the first eight waves of the Household, Income . and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) survey to assess the nature of any changes in their year-to-year responses to financial wellbeing assessments and deprivation experiences as their circumstances change.
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The World Bank said it has released N99.5 billion ($500 million) for the Nigerian government to improve on maternal and child health and nutrition.
In a statement, the World Bank said the fund was approved by the World Bank Group's Board of Executive Directors through the International Development Association. The fund is expected to "significantly" improve maternal, child, and nutrition health services for women and children in Nigeria.
Through this funding, an improvement in the access of higher quality health service in order to achieve Nigeria's "Saving One Million Lives, SOML, Initiative," a project is paramount.
The SOML initiative was launched by Nigeria's Ministry of Health in October 2012 to save the lives of the more than 900,000 women and children who die every year in Nigeria from largely preventable causes.
Nigeria accounts for 14 per cent of all annual maternal deaths worldwide, second only to India at 17 per cent. Similarly, Nigeria accounts for 13 per cent of all global deaths of children under the age of five years, again second only to India at 21 per cent.
The World Bank's funding support for the initiative will utilize the Program-for-Results, PforR, instrument to encourage a greater focus on results, increase accountability, improve measurements, strengthen management, and foster innovation.
This program will help strengthen Nigeria's health system and development says, Marie Francoise Marie-Nelly, Nigeria's Country Director.
Ms. Marie-Nelly said the program will also provide an important tool for bringing both government and development partners together around a commitment to achieve specific, tangible results.
These funds, World Bank said will only be disbursed to the Federal and State governments for independently verified improvements in key services such as vaccination coverage among young children, rates of contraceptive use, Vitamin A supplementation and skilled birth attendance.
Others include: HIV counselling and testing among women attending antenatal care, and preventing new malaria infections among children by using insecticide- treated bed nets when they sleep.
Also, Federal and State governments receive incentive payments for better tackling governance and management issues in the health sector and for improving the quality of basic health services.
SOML will be implemented under the Federal Ministry of Health, in close cooperation with the Federal Ministry of Finance which will provide the financial oversight role while new health operation is expected to start implementation on August 1, 2015.
The operation will end after four years, in December 2019.
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White Night by Jim Butcher
White Night is the ninth novel in Jim Butcher's DRESDEN FILES series. If you haven't read up to this point in the series yet, please stop here and go away...
Well, now I'm sure that I've been left talking to myself because nobody who's read this far is going to care what I have to say about White Night. The previous novel, Proven Guilty, was awesome, so you'd have to be brain-dead to not want to pick up White Night immediately, which means you don't need to read this review. That's how I know you're not there. In fact, I can say anyhoting I want ot say here and not evein bother to correct my spellign or grammar because I know yhou're not there. You're reading White Night and nothing I say matters. So, I'm going to just tlak to myself here and jot down a few notes so I can later distinguish this book from the other DRESDEN FILES bo... Read More
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|Health Services Management Centre and Institute of Local Government Studies ; [edited by Lesley Armitage ... [et al.].
|Occasional papers -- no.14
|Armitage, Lesley., University of Birmingham. Institute of Local Government Studies., University of Birmingham. Health Services Management Centre.
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