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Millions of kids are living in poverty Tax credits can help get them out of it

Child poverty is a policy choice that hurts our kids and our economy.

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Want bright kids? Give the mother more money

It's unclear whether the outcomes were because more money allowed mothers access to better food or health care.

United statesCharlesa nelsonMarthaj farahTeachers collegeUniversity of pennsylvaniaColumbia universityFirst yearsSafety net policy billChild 039s learning mother money

Economics in Brief: NYC Amazon Workers Move One Step Closer to Unionization

Also: Cash for low-income mothers may boost babies’ cognitive development, and more.

New yorkUnited statesStaten islandColumbia universitySolcyre sol burgaGregj duncanDaequan smithMarthaj farahJoe bidenUniversity of californiaColumbia university center on povertyEconomic policy instituteEconomic policy institute josh bivensEmma bowen foundationRutgers universityNew york times

Study: Giving Money to Low-Income Mothers Improves Their Infant s Brain Development

A new study found that giving cash to low-income moms for the first year of their children's lives actually changed the brain activity of the children

New yorkUnited statesWest virginiaCharlesa nelsonJoe manchinMarthaj farahJoe bidenNew york timesUniversity of pennsylvaniaProceedings of the national academies sciencesNational academiesPresident joe biden

Cash Aid to Moms May Result in Smarter Babies

It's a study loaded with political implications—researchers say giving cash aid to low-income mothers appears to help the brain development of their babies. The New.

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