How Welfare and Work Policies Affect Employment and Income: A Synthesis of Research.

By D. Bloom, C. Michalopoulos. 2001

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The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program (2002, background): “The trend in impacts after three years suggests that the rapid-employment programs have large initial impacts which fade over time, while the human-capital programs have impacts that do not decline as fast or may even grow over time, and that the earnings and employment gains end up by the third yea”
Barriers to Employment and the ‘Hard to Serve’: Implications for Services, Sanctions, and Time Limits (2003, background): “…limits was in effect (Connecticut and Florida), there is little evidence that the time limits increased work, but some evidence that they may have reduced incomes and caused some families to leave welfare earlier than necessary in order to save months of eligibility (Bloom and Michalopoulos, 2001).”
Child Care Assistance Policies Can Affect the Use of Center-Based Care for Children in Low-Income Families (2005, methodology): “…with earnings supplements, in particular, have been found to significantly increase the income of single parents and their children’s cognitive functioning (e.g., for effects on economic outcomes, see D. Bloom & Michalopoulos, 2001; and for effects on child outcomes, see Morris et al., 2001).”
The effects of poverty on the mental, emotional, and behavioral health of children and youth: implications for prevention. (2012, background): “Such programs in general did not reduce family poverty rates (Bloom & Michalopoulos, 2001) in three- to five-year follow-up studies.”
Evaluating the Employment Impact of a Mandatory Job Search Program (2004, unknown): “Bloom and Michalopoulos [2001] survey 29 different initiatives that had demonstration projects (random assignments).”
Equilibrium Policy Experiments and the Evaluation of Social Programs (2003, unknown): “Π(t, i) = P (t)−w(t, i)+    β[δΠV + (1− δ)ΠE(t + 1, 0)] if i = 0 and t < I, β[δΠV + (1− δ)ΠE(t + 1, u)] if i = 0 and t = I, β[δΠV + (1− δ)ΠE(t + 1, i + 1)] if 0 < i < ū and t < T, β[δΠV + (1− δ)ΠE(t + 1, ū)] if i = ū and t < T, β[δΠV + (1− δ)ΠE(T, ū)] if t ≥ T, (4)”