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Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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1. Dresang, Joel
Work Often Not Enough for Welfare Recipients Despite Jobs, Many Remain Poor and Return to Public Aid, Study Says
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, April 12, 1996, News; Pg. 2
Cohort(s): NLSY79
Publisher: Milwaukee Journal Sentinal
Keyword(s): Aid for Families with Dependent Children (AFDC); Poverty; Welfare

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This article discusses the prospects for AFDC recipients after they leave welfare. It cites Meyer and Cancian's study of NLSY79 data, which found that 30% of young women who leave AFDC voluntary return to the program within a year and 40% of young women who leave AFDC voluntarily still have family incomes below the poverty level five years later. The researchers comment that if women who leave welfare voluntarily face a significant risk of remaining in poverty, that rate may be even higher for individuals forced off of AFDC via Wisconsin's welfare reform policies.
Bibliography Citation
Dresang, Joel. "Work Often Not Enough for Welfare Recipients Despite Jobs, Many Remain Poor and Return to Public Aid, Study Says." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, April 12, 1996, News; Pg. 2.
2. McClanahan, E. Thomas
Letting Boys In On the Fun
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 6, 2002, News; Pg. 11A
Cohort(s): NLSY79
Publisher: Milwaukee Journal Sentinal
Keyword(s): Earnings; Economics of Gender; Employment; Gender Differences

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Opinion piece on Take Our Daughters To Work Day which utilizes NLSY data to show that the pay differential between childless men and women between 27-33 is "only" 2%.
Bibliography Citation
McClanahan, E. Thomas. "Letting Boys In On the Fun." Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 6, 2002, News; Pg. 11A.