EXAMINING THE EXTERNALITY OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ON CHILDREN'S EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT

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Amid a $600 rise in Unemployment insurance (UI) benefits, there is evidence that UI also helps children's education. https://t.co/38UOHdJu8M

RT @matt_barnum: Add another study to the list showing that anti-poverty programs, in this case unemployment insurance, lead to better acad…

Add another study to the list showing that anti-poverty programs, in this case unemployment insurance, lead to better academic outcomes (there really is a list btw https://t.co/GrKbzmVQlt) https://t.co/oXPo378dwg

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