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A New Look at How the Tax Code Works for Working Families

November 19, 2012, Elizabeth Kneebone
The Truth about Taxes: Just about Everyone Pays Them

April 6, 2012, Michael Greenstone and Adam Looney, The Hamilton Project
Ten Years of the EITC Movement: Making Work Pay Then and Now

April 18, 2011, Steve Holt
Responding to the New Geography of Poverty: Metropolitan Trends in the Earned Income Tax Credit

February 17, 2011, Emily Garr and Elizabeth Kneebone
Tinkering with the EITC

August 10, 2010, Alan Berube
Economic Recovery and the Earned Income Tax Credit

October 21, 2009, Elizabeth Kneebone
Smarter Dumb Tax Policy

October 9, 2009, Alan Berube
Delivering Metropolitan Stimulus

February 13, 2009, Alan Berube, Mark Muro and Robert Puentes
Poverty and Economic Stimulus

February 10, 2009, Rebecca M. Blank and Mark H. Greenberg
Expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit to Benefit Families and Places

January 26, 2009, Elizabeth Kneebone
How to Reverse the Trend of Concentrated Poverty

December 28, 2008, Alan Berube
Fighting Poverty in the Land of Opportunity

December 17, 2008, Rebecca M. Blank
The Enduring Challenge of Concentrated Poverty in America

October 24, 2008, Alan Berube and Elizabeth Kneebone
How Can We Reduce the Rising Number of American Families Living in Poverty?

September 25, 2008, Rebecca M. Blank
Making Work Pay – Again

September 2008, Ron Haskins
Low-Income Families and Communities

August 12, 2008, Alan Berube
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Reversal of Fortune: A New Look at Concentrated Poverty in the 2000s

August 8, 2008, Alan Berube and Elizabeth Kneebone
Economic Stimulus Act: Hard to Kill Two Birds with One Stone

Summer 2008, Ron Haskins
Metro Raise: Boosting the Earned Income Tax Credit to Help Metropolitan Workers and Families

June 5, 2008, Alan Berube, Elizabeth Kneebone and David Park
Periodic Payment of the Earned Income Tax Credit

June 5, 2008, Stephen D. Holt
Bridging the Gap: Refundable Tax Credits in Metropolitan and Rural America

April 14, 2008, Elizabeth Kneebone
The Costs of Benefit Delivery in the Food Stamp Program

March 2008, Julia B. Isaacs
Employment-Based Tax Credits for Low-Skilled Workers

December 2007, John Karl Scholz
Fighting Poverty through Incentives and Work Mandates for Young Men

Fall 2007, Ron Haskins
The Importance of the EITC to Urban Economies

July 13, 2007, Alan Berube

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A New Look at How the Tax Code Works for Working Families

The Truth about Taxes: Just about Everyone Pays Them

Ten Years of the EITC Movement: Making Work Pay Then and Now

Responding to the New Geography of Poverty: Metropolitan Trends in the Earned Income Tax Credit

Tinkering with the EITC

Economic Recovery and the Earned Income Tax Credit

Smarter Dumb Tax Policy

Delivering Metropolitan Stimulus

Poverty and Economic Stimulus

Expanding the Earned Income Tax Credit to Benefit Families and Places

How to Reverse the Trend of Concentrated Poverty

Fighting Poverty in the Land of Opportunity

The Enduring Challenge of Concentrated Poverty in America

How Can We Reduce the Rising Number of American Families Living in Poverty?

Making Work Pay – Again

Low-Income Families and Communities

Reversal of Fortune: A New Look at Concentrated Poverty in the 2000s

Economic Stimulus Act: Hard to Kill Two Birds with One Stone

Metro Raise: Boosting the Earned Income Tax Credit to Help Metropolitan Workers and Families

Periodic Payment of the Earned Income Tax Credit

Bridging the Gap: Refundable Tax Credits in Metropolitan and Rural America

The Costs of Benefit Delivery in the Food Stamp Program

Employment-Based Tax Credits for Low-Skilled Workers

Fighting Poverty through Incentives and Work Mandates for Young Men

The Importance of the EITC to Urban Economies

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