TANF at 10: Welfare Reform in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania

Robert G. Wood and Justin Wheeler

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Abstract: When TANF was created in 1996, the program imposed new requirements on states to compel welfare recipients to work and place time limits on their benefits. It also offered states substantial flexibility in meeting these federal requirements.

Keywords: TANF; Welfare Reform; Welfare to Work; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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