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[Besprechung von:] Five thousand American families. Patterns of economic progress. Vol. 9. Analyses of the first twelve years of the Panel Study of Income Dynamics. With contrib. By Sue A. Augustyniak [u.a.] Ann Arbor 1981

Plotnick, Robert D. - In: Journal of economic literature 21 (1983) 2, pp. 591-592

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Government assistance for the poor, 1965-1972

Plotnick, Robert D. - In: Progress against poverty : a review of the 1964 - 1974 …, (pp. 47-77). 1975

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The measurement of poverty

Plotnick, Robert D. - In: Progress against poverty : a review of the 1964 - 1974 …, (pp. 31-46). 1975

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Poverty and the public cash transfer system, 1965-1972

Plotnick, Robert D. - In: Progress against poverty : a review of the 1964 - 1974 …, (pp. 135-168). 1975

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Progress against poverty?

Plotnick, Robert D. - In: The Social welfare forum (1976), pp. 104-115

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Social welfare expeditures : how much help for the poor?

Plotnick, Robert D. - In: Policy analysis : publ. quarterly for the Graduate … 5 (1979) 3, pp. 271-289

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Trends in male earnings inequality

Plotnick, Robert D. - In: Southern economic journal 48 (1982) 3, pp. 724-732

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The effect of macroeconomic conditions on the poor

Plotnick, Robert D. - In: Progress against poverty : a review of the 1964 - 1974 …, (pp. 109-133). 1975

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The changing character of poverty

Plotnick, Robert D. - In: Progress against poverty : a review of the 1964 - 1974 …, (pp. 79-107). 1975

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Teenage expectations and desires about family formation in the United States

Plotnick, Robert D. - London School of Economics (LSE) - 2004

Using data collected in 2000 on a racially and ethnically diverse sample of high school seniors (typically 17-18 years old), this study analyzes teenagers’ expectations and desires about marriage, having children, and becoming unwed parents. The study is the first to examine all six outcomes...

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