"This book is based on analyses of SNAP and UI program benefit receipt around the time of the Great Recession in six states-Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, and Texas. The introductory chapter proceeds with brief overviews of the UI and SNAP programs and an outline of the way eligibility rules permit the programs to interact. It continues with a general description of the data available for research and the national context for our state studies. Next, there is a description of the data available for the separate studies, along with contrasts drawn between these various data, followed by a graphical review of the extent of SNAP and UI program use and interaction in the study states. Finally, the authors present important results from each of the six state studies and offer some summary comments"--
This unique volume is a piece of living history that has much to offer economists and monetary policy and finance professionals.
本书用七篇关于日常生活与新闻故事的小品文, 穿插简单的历史旁白, 传神捕捉希腊金融奔溃的严峻后果.
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