Income Support Policies for Low-Income Men and Noncustodial Fathers: Tax and Transfer Programs
From the Institute for Research on Poverty and researchers at Columbia University, this article provides information on the status of low-income men. Since the mid-1970s, wages and labor force participation has been decreasing for young, lesser educated men. In this piece, authors examine how key income-security policy areas, including unemployment insurance, payroll taxes and the Earned Income Tax Credit, and child support enforcement, affect this population.
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Record Type:
Report
Publication Date:
April, 2010
Date:
April 2010
Source:
Partner Resources
Topics/Subtopics:
- Employment
- Asset Building
- Earned Income Tax Credit
- Supportive Services
- Child Support
- Special Populations
- Non-custodial Parents