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which began in December 2007. In particular, we examine how the cyclicality of the response of program caseloads and family …
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transfers, rates of return, and marginal linkage of benefits and taxes for persons of different income levels and family status … security system for different family situations are treated: married versus single persons, number of earners in the family and … variation for different family situations and often dwarf amounts at stake for most families in the recent debates over income …
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The extent to which households can self-insure depends on family structure and wage risk. We calibrate a model of …
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inequality in family environments. Schools do little to reduce or enlarge the gaps in skills that are present when children enter …
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. In this paper, we comprehensively examine the status of the U.S. safety net for immigrants and their family members. We …
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Progressively targeted cash transfers remain the dominant policy response to chronic poverty in developing countries. But are there alternative social protection policies that might have larger poverty impacts over time for the same public expenditure? To explore this question, this paper...
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This paper tests the hypothesis that child support obligations impede remarriage among nonresident fathers. Hazard models fit to data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth and from the Survey of Income and Program Participation reveal that child support obligations deter remarriage...
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Scholars emphasize that poverty in Britain has risen sharply since the late 1970s. Meanwhile in the United States, both official figures and traditional poverty scholars report sharp declines in poverty. We seek to provide a comparison of poverty levels in Britain and the US based on a set of...
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plausibly exogenous changes in family size caused by relaxations in China's One Child Policy to estimate the causal effect of … family size on school enrollment of the first child. The results show that for one-child families, an additional child …
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rationalize the evidence and unify the treatment effect and family influence literatures. The evidence on the empirical and policy … features of successful families and interventions to shape skills at all stages of childhood. The next wave of family studies …
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