Simplified Reporting and Transitional Benefits in the Food Stamp Program—Case Studies of State Implementation

Carole Trippe, Liz Schott, Nancy Wemmerus and Andrew Burwick

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Abstract: This study examines the experiences of four states—Arizona, Louisiana, Missouri, and Ohio—that use the simplified reporting option of the Food Stamp Program; Arizona also uses the transitional benefit option.

Keywords: FOOD STAMP PROGRAM; SIMPLIFIED REPORTING; TRANSITION (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 80
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