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Losing Ground: American Social Policy, 1950-1980

Charles Murray

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* Prologue A Generous Revolution * The Kennedy Transition * The System Is to Blame * Implementing the Elite Wisdom Being Poor, Being Black: 19501980 * Poverty * Employment * Wages and Occupations * Education * Crime * The Family * The View from 1966 Interpreting The Data * The Scoial Scientists and the Great Experiment * Incentives to Fail I: Maximizing Short-Term Gains * The Destruction of Status Rewards Rethinking Social Policy * What do we want to Accomplish? * The Constraints on Helping * Choosing a Future

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* Prologue A Generous Revolution * The Kennedy Transition * The System Is to Blame * Implementing the Elite Wisdom Being Poor, Being Black: 19501980 * Poverty * Employment * Wages and Occupations * Education * Crime * The Family * The View from 1966 Interpreting The Data * The Scoial Scientists and the Great Experiment * Incentives to Fail I: Maximizing Short-Term Gains * The Destruction of Status Rewards Rethinking Social Policy * What do we want to Accomplish? * The Constraints on Helping * Choosing a Future

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* Prologue A Generous Revolution * The Kennedy Transition * The System Is to Blame * Implementing the Elite Wisdom Being Poor, Being Black: 19501980 * Poverty * Employment * Wages and Occupations * Education * Crime * The Family * The View from 1966 Interpreting The Data * The Scoial Scientists and the Great Experiment * Incentives to Fail I: Maximizing Short-Term Gains * The Destruction of Status Rewards Rethinking Social Policy * What do we want to Accomplish? * The Constraints on Helping * Choosing a Future

Key concepts: Blame, Prologue, Poverty, Incentive, Elite, Social policy, Political science, Economics

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