What Have We Learned Using Merged Administrative Data from the Social Security Administration and the Rehabilitation Services Administration?

David Stapleton and Frank Martin

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Abstract: The studies provide rich contextual information about how enrollment for services is related to employment and disability program outcomes but limited evidence regarding impacts.

Keywords: Disabilities; employment; Supplemental Security Income; Social Security Disability Insurance; vocational rehabilitation; RSA-911; Disability Analysis File; Ticket to Work; return to work; youth with disabilities; work incentives (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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