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Modeling a Universal Child Allowance

With funding from the Century Foundation, we have used the Supplemental Poverty Measure to model the potential effects of a universal child allowance on both poverty and deep poverty among children. To read the full report, click here.

Our Projects have been supported by funding from:
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