Reforming Welfare and Rewarding Work: A Summary of the Final Report on the Minnesota Family Investment Program

By V. Knox, Cynthia Miller, L. Gennetian. 2000

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Welfare Reform: How Do We Measure Success? (2002, background): “By making two-parent families eligible for public assistance, MFIP participation modestly increased marriage and decreased family instability (Knox et al 2000).”
Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (2015, unknown): “In this section the primary focus is on TANF research not covered in Moffitt (2003), though there will be some overlap of material as well as from the surveys of Grogger and Karoly (2005) and Blank (2009). It is not possible to review all the papers identified in figure 4.”
Social Experiments in the Labor Market (2016, unknown): “…Kehrer, McDonald, and Moffit, 1980; (5) Becerra, Lew, Mitchell, and Ono, 1998; (6) Bloom, Kemple, Morris, Scrivener, Verma, and Hendra, 2000; (7) Knox, Miller, and Gennetian, 2000; (8) Bloom, Scrivener, Michalopoulos, Morris, Hendra, Adams-Ciardullo, and Walter, 2002; (9) Woodbury and…”