Políticas públicas para la reducción de la pobreza en las comunidades autónomas: ¿trabajo, educación o prestaciones sociales?

The article analyzes public policies to reduce poverty in the autonomous communities of Spain. It examines the impact of the labor market, education, and social benefits on monetary and non-monetary poverty indicators. The results show that unemployment, temporary employment, coverage of minimum income benefits, and the ratio of pensioners per inhabitant are explanatory factors for regional poverty. It is suggested to strengthen social services and promote effective exit strategies to reduce poverty. [Extracted from the article]