State Welfare Reform: Integrating Tax Credits and Income Transfers

Paul W. Wilson and Robert Cline

National Tax Journal, 1994, vol. 47, issue 3, 655-76

Abstract: Minnesota's combined tax and transfer systems exemplify means by which states can achieve welfare reform. Reduced complexity, lower administrative costs, and reduction of work disincentives created by AFDC, food stamps, and Medicaid are considered.

Date: 1994
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