Ten Things Everyone Should Know about Welfare Reform
Alan R. Weil
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Alan R. Weil
Abstract
This primer on welfare reform draws primarily upon ANF research, including analysis of the National Survey of America's Families, the Welfare Rules Database, and site visit findings. The brief presents summary information on the welfare caseload, work and earnings, work support programs, poverty and child well-being, family structure, and population subgroups.
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This primer on welfare reform draws primarily upon ANF research, including analysis of the National Survey of America's Families, the Welfare Rules Database, and site visit findings. The brief presents summary information on the welfare caseload, work and earnings, work support programs, poverty and child well-being, family structure, and population subgroups.
Key concepts: Welfare, Welfare reform, Earnings, Poverty, Work (physics), Population, Political science, Economic growth