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Welfare Reform and Children: Potential Implications

Martha Zaslow

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While children represent the majority of welfare recipients, surprisingly little is known about welfare reform's possible effects on their well-being. This brief applies findings from evaluations of past welfare-to-work programs and broader research on children and families to identify the specific provisions of welfare reform that are most likely to affect children.

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While children represent the majority of welfare recipients, surprisingly little is known about welfare reform's possible effects on their well-being. This brief applies findings from evaluations of past welfare-to-work programs and broader research on children and families to identify the specific provisions of welfare reform that are most likely to affect children.

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While children represent the majority of welfare recipients, surprisingly little is known about welfare reform's possible effects on their well-being. This brief applies findings from evaluations of past welfare-to-work programs and broader research on children and families to identify the specific provisions of welfare reform that are most likely to affect children.

Key concepts: Welfare reform, Welfare, Affect (linguistics), Work (physics), Public economics, Welfare system, Political science, Economics

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