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Patterns of recidivism for welfare leavers

Dana K. Rickman, Nancy Bross, E. Michael Foster

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Abstract Using administrative and survey data from Georgia, this chapter examines the risk factors for recidivism among welfare leavers and the relationship between recidivism and leavers' ability to find sustained employment.

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Abstract Using administrative and survey data from Georgia, this chapter examines the risk factors for recidivism among welfare leavers and the relationship between recidivism and leavers' ability to find sustained employment.

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Abstract Using administrative and survey data from Georgia, this chapter examines the risk factors for recidivism among welfare leavers and the relationship between recidivism and leavers' ability to find sustained employment.

Key concepts: Recidivism, Welfare, Psychology, Criminology, Actuarial science, Demographic economics, Business, Political science

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