Welfare reform
Subtitle: an analysis of the issues
By: edited by Isabel V. Sawhill
Contributors: Urban Institute
Publisher: Urban Institute
Published: 1995
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 73
Subjects: Public welfare
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: A block grant approach to welfare reform / George E. Peterson; title: State response to welfare reform : a race to the bottom? / Paul E. Peterson; title: Rainy day funds : contingency funding for welfare block grants / Wayne Vroman; title: Increasing the employment and earnings of welfare recipients / Robert Lerman; title: An administrative approach to welfare reform / Lawrence M. Mead; title: Child care block grants and welfare reform / Sandra Clark, Sharon Long; title: Who is affected by time limits? / LaDonna Pavetti; title: Assessing the personal responsibility act / Sheila Zedlewski, Isabel V. Sawhill; title: (cont.) Will welfare recipients find work when welfare ends? / Sandra K. Danziger, Sheldon Danziger; title: Teenage childbearing : the trends and their implications / Freya L. Sonenstein, Gregory Acs; title: Do welfare benefits promote out-of-wedlock childbearing? / Gergory Acs; title: The benefits of increased child support enforcement / Elaine Sorensen; title: The food stamp program and the safety net / James C. Ohls; title: Reforming the supplemental security income program for children / Pamela Loprest; title: When should immigrants receive public benefits? / Michael Fix, Wendy Zimmermann.