How Does Leaving High Poverty Neighborhoods Affect the Employment Prospects of Low-Income Parents and Youth?
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Briggs, Cove, Duarte and Turner's presentation for the Penn IUR and Federal Reserve Conference, “Reinventing Older Communities: How Does Place Matter?”
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How Does Leaving High Poverty Neighborhoods Affect the Employment Prospects of Low-Income Parents and Youth?
- 1. How Does Leaving High Poverty Neighborhoods Affect the Employment Prospects of Low-Income Parents and Youth? Xavier de Souza Briggs Massachusetts Institute of Technology Elizabeth Cove Urban Institute Cynthia Duarte Quinnipiac University Margery Austin Turner Urban Institute The Three-City Study of Moving to Opportunity Presentation for the Place Matters Conference Philadelphia, PA (March 2008)
- 6. Boston MSA: Housing vs. job concentrations
- 7. The Loss of Spatial Access
Notas do Editor
- 1. At the interim survey there were no significant impacts on employment, earnings or receipt of public assistance. There were twice as many MTO adults working in all three treatment groups. Market cycles and policy in the late 1990’s may have swamped any treatment effects of MTO. Specifically a strong job economy in the late 1990’s and the shift from entitlement-based welfare programs to Temporary assistance for Needy Families.
- The move did not compensate for job readiness