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Marriage Penalties in Public Programs: Social Security's Child–in–Care Widow(er) Benefits

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The Social Security program, like the federal income tax system, is not marriage neutral. Provisions in each public program, in effect, subsidize or penalize marriage. In this paper, we examine marriage penalties associated with Social Security's child–in–care benefits. This program provides...

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Cohabitation, Marriage, and Divorce in a Model of Match Quality

Stern, Steven; Brien, Michael J.; Lillard, Lee A. - University of Virginia, Department of Economics - 1999

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