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How Many Poor Children is Too Many?
- Date: July 8, 2001
- QUOTE: ...after nearly a decade of unprecedented economic growth and well into the latest overhaul of the nation's welfare system, one in six American children over 12 million youngsters lived in poverty... Is this the best the United States can do? Must so many children in the nation grow up poor?
- ABSTRACT: A discussion of progress in reducing the number of poor children living in poverty (now 1-in-6 as opposed to last decade's 1-in-5) and of further ways to reduce that number even more.
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