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	Volume 1, Number 6 The Supplemental Poverty Measure: A Better Measure for Poverty in America? By Anupama Jacob, School of Social Welfare, UC Berkeley In 2012, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that around 46 million or on Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-07-11 14:53:56 Open Document File Size: 290,20 KB Share Result on Facebook City Davis / Washington / D.C. / / Company National Academy Press / / Continent America / / Country United States / / Currency pence / / / IndustryTerm food stamps / nation-wide search / health insurance premiums / food plan / minimum diet food plan / food / / Organization Social Security Administration / U.S. Department of Health and Human Services / Congress / Brookings Institution / U.S. Cen¬sus Bureau / U.S. Census Bureau / Obama administration / UC Berkeley / Center for Poverty Research / President Johnson’s office of Economic Opportunity / National Academy of Sciences / School of Social Welfare / / Person Besharov / Poverty Measure / Johnson / Mollie Orshansky / / / Position economist / Official / D. J. / President / Assistant Secretary for Planning and Analysis / official U.S. poverty measure / Assistant Secretary for Planning / / ProvinceOrState California / / SocialTag Development Affordable housing Poverty in the United States Poverty threshold Mollie Orshansky Measuring poverty Child poverty Basic needs Welfare Socioeconomics

Volume 1, Number 6 The Supplemental Poverty Measure: A Better Measure for Poverty in America? By Anupama Jacob, School of Social Welfare, UC Berkeley In 2012, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that around 46 million or onAdd to Reading List