Where Are They Now? What States' Studies of People Who Left Welfare Tell Us
Sarah Brauner
Abstract
Sarah Brauner
Abstract
The policy brief summarizes new data on employment rates, characteristics of employment, and other indicators of well-being for former welfare recipients from 11 state studies. The studies were conducted in Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio (Cuyahoga County), South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and two in Wisconsin. The report highlights several issues to consider in comparing results from ?welfare leaver? studies now being conducted across the nation.
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The policy brief summarizes new data on employment rates, characteristics of employment, and other indicators of well-being for former welfare recipients from 11 state studies. The studies were conducted in Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio (Cuyahoga County), South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and two in Wisconsin. The report highlights several issues to consider in comparing results from ?welfare leaver? studies now being conducted across the nation.
Key concepts: Welfare, Political science, Economic growth, Gerontology, Economics, Medicine, Law