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Comparing Recent Declines in Oregon's Cash Assistance Caseload with Trends in the Poverty Population

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Evaluator(s) Oregon Center for Public Policy
Investigator(s) Charles Sheketoff (Oregon Center for Public Policy)
John Tapogna (Oregon Center for Public Policy)
 
Domain Income Security/TANF
Status Completed (final report released)
Type Policy Analysis
Program/Policy Description A comparison of the cash assistance population in Oregon from 1969 to the present with the state poverty population and with the food stamp caseload population.
Notes No notes reported.
 
Last Updated 03/21/00
Type of Summary Unreviewed
Contact(s) Charles Sheketoff (info@ocpp.org)
Oregon Center for Public Policy
PO Box 7
(T) (503) 873-1201
(F) (503) 873-1947
Submitter(s) John Lewis (john@ocpp.org)
Oregon Center for Public Policy
(T) (503) 873-1201

Populations Studied

Target Population General population
Subgroups Analyzed Local government
Social/Community service agencies
Caseworkers/managers/administrators
Sample Size and Unit Number in sample not reported.
Execution Not reported.

Sites Studied

Oregon

 
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