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Trends in Welfare, Work & the Economic Well-Being of Female Headed Families (Paperback)
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Trends in Welfare, Work & the Economic Well-Being of Female Headed Families (Paperback)
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Sure to raise the hackles of many across the nation is any mention
of welfare and federal entitlement programs. All agree that no one
should be on welfare, but the question is what to do about those
who really need the income provided by the federal government. In
1996, welfare reform legislation enacted the Temporary Assistance
for Needy Families, which is a block grant provided to the state
with a chief purpose of ending the dependence of needy families on
government assistance. Among the principal groups impacted by the
welfare reform legislation are female headed families with
children. Recent analyses have revealed that single mothers are
more likely to be working than in the past and that welfare receipt
among poor families with women at the head has declined. Despite
these trends, single mothers' net income has shown no increase,
suggesting that full-time work may not be enough to eliminate
poverty and welfare dependency among female families. This book
reports on several current trends in the economic status of female
headed families, providing an overview of federal programs and
their effects along with several useful charts based on Census
Bureau information. The combination of statistics and evaluation
make for an important contribution to the study of initiatives to
defeat poverty and income deficiencies in a significant part of the
population.
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