AFDC-Unemployed fathers cross-state data base, 1975 : definition of variables, listing of data, and documentation of sources
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Documents state-level data on labor market, welfare system, and aggregate demographic variables relevant to the study of the Aid to Families with Dependent Children-Unemployed Fathers program. The data collected in this Note can be added to existing microdata samples having state identifiers. A number of the variables were difficult to locate, hence use of these data may spare future expense.
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