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The economic risk of childhood in America: Estimating the probability of poverty across the formative years

Description:
A study estimating the proportion of children between one and seventeen-years-old in the United States who will experience poverty, based on a set of life tables built from 25 waves of longitudinal data
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Author(s):
Rank Mark R.; Hirschl Thomas A.
Publisher(s):
National Council on Family Relations
Country:
United States

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