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Improving neighborhoods for poor children

Description:
A proposal that moving families from low income neighborhoods to more affluent locations may improve their opportunities for employment, their health, and their children's academic achievement
Resource Type:
Other
Author(s):
Ludwig Jens
Publisher(s):
Brookings Institution

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