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Welfare Reform: Block Grants, Expenditure Caps, and the Paradox of the Food Stamp Program

Ronald F. King

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RONALD F. KING is associate professor of political science at Tulane University. He has written on tax and welfare policy issues and is currently completing a project on entitlement budgeting.

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RONALD F. KING is associate professor of political science at Tulane University. He has written on tax and welfare policy issues and is currently completing a project on entitlement budgeting.

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RONALD F. KING is associate professor of political science at Tulane University. He has written on tax and welfare policy issues and is currently completing a project on entitlement budgeting.

Key concepts: Entitlement (fair division), Food Stamp Program, Food stamps, Block grant, Welfare, Politics, Welfare reform, Political science

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