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1071-95: The Intergenerational Effects of Early Childbearing

Robert Haveman, Barbara Wolfe and E. Peterson

1070-95: Revising old child support orders: The Wisconsin experience

K. Kost, D. Meyer, T. Corbett and P. Brown

1069-95: Perceptions of economic vulnerability: First evidence from the survey of economic expectations

Jeff Dominitz and Charles Manski

1068-95: Beyond single mothers: Cohabition, marriage, and the U.S. welfare system

Robert Moffitt, R. Reville and Anne Winkler

1067-95: A nonparametric analysis of the U.S. earnings distribution

Donna Ginther

1066-95: State strategies for welfare reform: The Wisconsin Story (Revised)

M. Wiseman

1065-95: Nonmarket outcomes of schooling

Barbara Wolfe and S. Zuvekas

1064-95: Agriculture and poverty in the Kentucky mountains: Beech Creek and Clay County, 1850-1910

D. B. Billings and K. M. Blee

1063-95: Another factor to consider in choosing a child support guideline: Errors in child support calculations

M. A. Pirog-Good and P. A. Brown

1062-95: Labor market transitions of young women over the early life course: A multistate life table analysis

H. S. Phang

1061-95: Learning about social programs from experiments with random assignment of treatments

Charles Manski

1060-95: Recent trends in U.S. male work and wage patterns: An overview

L. Buron, Robert Haveman and Owen O'Donnell

1059-95: The Utilization of U.S. male labor, 1975-1992: Estimates of foregone work hours

L. Buron, Robert Haveman and Owen O'Donnell

1058-95: State AFDC rules regarding the treatment of cohabitors: 1993

Robert Moffitt, R. Reville and Anne Winkler

1057-95: Structural changes, employment outcomes, and population adjustments among whites and blacks: 1980-1990

John Bound and Harry Holzer

1056-95: Take the money and run: Economic segregation in U.S. metropolitan areas

P. A. Jargowsky

1055-95: Vulnerability to future dependence among former AFDC mothers

P. D. Brandon

1054-95: Poverty: The problem of the overview

L. M. Mead

1053-95: Ending poverty as we know it": Another exercise in symbolic politics

J. F. Handler

1052-94: Educational performance indicators: A critique

R. H. Meyer

1051-94: The fading breadwinner role and the implications for young couples

A. Dechter and P. J. Smock

1050-94: Using expectations data to study subjective income expectations

Jeff Dominitz and Charles Manski

1049-94: Eliciting student expectations of the returns to schooling

Jeff Dominitz and Charles Manski

1048-94: The foster care crisis

M. E. Courtney

1047-94: Interaction effects of a child tax credit, national health insurance, and assured child support

R. Y. Kim, I. Garfinkel and D. R. Meyer

1046-94: A hazard model for welfare durations with unobserved location-specific effects

John Fitzgerald

1045-94: New Deal to New Frontier: From security to opportunity in the American welfare state

T. Kaplan

1044-94: Long- term poverty and child development in the United States: Results from the NLSY

S. Korenman, J. E. Miller and J. E. Sjaastad

1043-94: Compliance with child support orders in divorce cases

D. R. Meyer and J. Bartfeld

1042-94: Health insurance and child support

D. R. Meyer

1041-94: Welfare effects of fixed and percentage-expressed child support awards

Daniela Del Boca and Christopher Flinn

1040-94: Taxes and the poor: A microsimulation study of implicit and explicit taxes

Stacy Dickert-Conlin, S. Houser and John Scholz

1039-94: Academic achievement in American cities: Comparsion of public compregensive, public magnet, Catholic, and non-religious private high schools

A. Gamoran

1038-94: Wages, racial composition, and quality sorting in labor markets

Barry Hirsch and David Macpherson

1037-94: The Clinton welfare reform plan: Will it end poverty as we know it

Robert Haveman and John Scholz

1036-94: Demographic change, children's families and child support policy in the United States

J. A. Seltzer

1035-94: The dynamics of homelessness

I. Piliavin, B. R.E. Wright, R. D. Mare and A. H. Westerfelt

1034-94: Trends in the size of the nation's homeless population during the 1980s: A surprising result

I. Garfinkel and I. Piliavin

1033-94: Incorporating labor supply responses into the estimated effects of an assured child support benefit

D. R. Meyer and R. Y. Kim

1032-94: Interstate variation in welfare benefits and the migration of the poor: Substantive concerns and symbolic responses

S. F. Schram and G. Krueger

1031-94: Migration amoung low-income households: Helping the witch doctors reach consensus

James Walker

1030-94: "Time to do chores?" Factoring home-production needs into measures of poverty

R. A. Douthitt

1029-94: Child support enforcement for teenage fathers: Problems and prospects

M. A. Pirog-Good and D. H. Good

1028-94: Do welfare magnets attract?

R. L. Hanson and J. T. Hartman

1027-93: Effects of pregnancy, childbirth, and motherhood on high school dropout

D. K. Anderson

1026-93: Supporting children born outside of marriage: Do child support awards keep pace with changes in fathers' incomes?

D. R. Meyer

1025-93: The effect of work and training programs on entry and exit from the welfare caseload

Robert Moffitt

1024-93: Using survey participants to estimate the impact of nonparticipation

I-F. Lin and N. C. Schaeffer

1023-93: Trends over time in the educational attainments of single mothers

P. D. Brandon

1022-93: Welfare benefits and family-size decisions of never-married women

Philip Robins and P. Fronstin