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Encouraging work through child care subsidies
Blau, David M.; Tekin, Erdal; ,

Highlights from a study on the correlation between the receipt of child care subsidies and recipients’ employment rates, based on a subsample of 4,029 families from the 1997 National Survey of America’s Families

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The incentives of government programs and the well-being of families
Meyer, Bruce D.; Duncan, Greg; , 2000

An examination of the material conditions of single mothers and their families before and soon after welfare reform in order to assess the net effect of policy changes on the well-being of families, using data from the Consumer Expenditure Survey and the Panel Study of Income Dynamics

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