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Income Volatility and Food Assistance in the United States

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Dean Jolliffe and James P. Ziliak, Editors
2008
Published by: W.E. Upjohn Institute
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The papers in this volume provide much-needed focus and in-depth coverage of the effect of income volatility on the participation in and design of food assistance programs such as the Food Stamp Program and the National School Lunch Program.

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Title Page, Copyright

Contents

pp. v-vi

Acknowledgments

pp. vii

1 - Introduction

pp. 1-8

Part 1 The Relationship between Income Volatility and Program Participation

pp. 9

V体育2025版 - 2 - Trends in Income and Consumption Volatility, 1970芒聙聯2000

pp. 77-34

3 - Variable Effects of Earnings Volatility on Food Stamp Participation /

pp. 35-60

"VSports手机版" Part 2 Income Volatility, Welfare Reform and Use of the Food Stamp Program

pp. 61

VSports在线直播 - 4 - Earnings Volatility and the Reasons for Leaving the Food Stamp Program

pp. 63-102

V体育2025版 - 5 - The Dynamics of Food Stamp Receipt after Welfare Reform among Current and Former Welfare Recipients

pp. 103-134

Part 3 Income Volatility and Implications for Serving Children and the Elderly (V体育官网入口)

pp. 135

6 - Income Volatility and Its Implications for School Lunch

pp. 137-170

7 - The Age Gradient in Food Stamp Program Participation: Does Income Volatility Matter?

pp. 171-214

Part 4 Design of Food Assistance Programs

pp. 215

8 - Design of Assistance Programs to Address Real Income Volatility

pp. 217-258

9 - Income Volatility and Certification Duration for WIC Children

pp. 259-294

The Authors

pp. 295-296

Index

pp. 297-308

About the Institute

pp. 309
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