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Carole Trippe

Mathematica Policy Research

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Mathematica Policy Research Reports | 2001

The Effects of Welfare Reform on the Characteristics of the Food Stamp Population

Philip Gleason; Carole Trippe; Scott Cody; Jacquie Anderson

Mathematica Policy Research Reports | 2000

The Role of Intermediaries in Linking TANF Recipients With Jobs

LaDonna Pavetti; Michelle K. Derr; Jacquelyn Anderson; Carole Trippe; Sidnee Paschal

Mathematica Policy Research Reports | 2009

Characteristics of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Households: Fiscal Year 2008 (Summary)

Kari Wolkwitz; Carole Trippe

Economic and Policy Review | 2005

Changing the culture of the welfare office: the role of intermediaries in linking TANF recipients with jobs

LaDonna Pavetti; Michelle K. Derr; Jacquelyn Anderson; Carole Trippe; Sidnee Paschal

Mathematica Policy Research Reports | 2010

NonCash Categorical Eligibility for SNAP State Policies and the Number and Characteristics of SNAP Households Categorically Eligible Through Those Policies

Carole Trippe; Jessica Gillooly

Mathematica Policy Research Reports | 2004

Simplified Reporting and Transitional Benefits in the Food Stamp Program—Case Studies of State Implementation

Carole Trippe; Liz Schott; Nancy Wemmerus; Andrew Burwick

Mathematica Policy Research Reports | 2007

Tables Describing the Asset and Vehicle Holdings of Low-Income Households in 2002

Carole Trippe; Bruce Schechter

Archive | 2001

The Effects of Welfare Reform on the Characteristics of the Food Stamp Population. Washington, DC: Mathematica Policy Research

Philip Gleason; Carole Trippe; Scott Cody; Jacquie Anderson

Mathematica Policy Research Reports | 2014

Programs Conferring Categorical Eligibility for SNAP: State Policies and the Number and Characteristics of Households Affected

Elizabeth Laird; Carole Trippe

Federal Reserve Bank of New York Economic policy review | 2001

Session 3: Administering Welfare Policy in New York and the Nation

LaDonna Pavetti; Michelle K. Derr; Jacquelyn Anderson; Carole Trippe; Sidnee Paschal; Kathryn Edin; Rebecca Joyce Kissane; Howard Chernick; Cordelia Reimers; Gary Burtless

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Jacquelyn Anderson

Mathematica Policy Research

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LaDonna Pavetti

Mathematica Policy Research

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Michelle K. Derr

Mathematica Policy Research

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Sidnee Paschal

Mathematica Policy Research

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Bruce Schechter

Mathematica Policy Research

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Nancy Wemmerus

Mathematica Policy Research

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Philip Gleason

Mathematica Policy Research

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Cordelia Reimers

City University of New York

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Howard Chernick

City University of New York

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Kathryn Edin

Harvard University

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