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| Poverty Programs | 4 |
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| Welfare Services | 2 |
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| Family Financial Resources | 1 |
| Family Income | 1 |
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Peer reviewedMorris, Michael; Williamson, John B. – Social Policy, 1987
Society's preference for dependency reduction over poverty reduction in dealing with the lower classes stands in the way of greater anti-poverty impact of social policy. Discusses four approaches to poverty policy, their effectiveness, and the poverty assumptions they are based on. Examines why a workfare strategy could be effective. (PS)
Descriptors: Economically Disadvantaged, Government Role, Guaranteed Income, Minimum Wage
Peer reviewedMerrill, Jeffrey – Social Policy, 1975
The Works Public Administration, said to be the first serious effort made in U.S. to address the problem of wide-scale unemployment through a public sector effort, is looked at in great detail in relation to its applicability as a suitable model for implementation in the health field. (Author/AM)
Descriptors: Demonstration Programs, Health Personnel, Health Programs, Health Services
Peer reviewedMiller, S. M. – Social Policy, 1977
Argues that the expert is partisan, inexpert, and manipulated. Concludes "that American society is not operated in a rational, technologically based way. In self-help activities, in the thrust toward consumer advocacy, in new notions of causation and cure, a more humane and comprehensive understanding of our social environment is being offered."…
Descriptors: Consultants, Foreign Policy, Human Services, Policy Formation
Peer reviewedSherraden, Michael – Social Policy, 1988
Suggests that social welfare policy focus on household assets. Asset distribution is less unequal than income distribution. Assets cushion income shocks, reduce household transaction costs, and provide a stake in the future. Reviews the current policy debate. Discusses policy directions in direct financial transfers, housing, and support for…
Descriptors: Family Financial Resources, Family Income, Financial Policy, Higher Education


