WFNJ Clients and Welfare Reform: A Final Look at an Early Group

Robert G. Wood, Anu Rangarajan and Anne Gordon

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Abstract: In 1997, New Jersey implemented its welfare initiative, Work First New Jersey, which included five-year time limits on cash assistance, immediate work requirements for most clients, and expanded support services.

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