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Measuring the Effect of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Participation on Food Security (Executive Summary)

James Mabli, Jim Ohls, Lisa Dragoset, Laura Canstner, Betsy Santos

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SNAP Food Security was the largest survey of food security and food spending among SNAP participants to date, with 9, 811 households interviewed in 30 states.

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SNAP Food Security was the largest survey of food security and food spending among SNAP participants to date, with 9, 811 households interviewed in 30 states.

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SNAP Food Security was the largest survey of food security and food spending among SNAP participants to date, with 9, 811 households interviewed in 30 states.

Key concepts: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Snap, Executive summary, Food security, Business, Food insecurity, Finance, Computer science

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