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Responding to the New Geography of Poverty: Metropolitan Trends in the Earned Income Tax Credit

Feb 28, 2011

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Highlights findings about the growth in low-income and earned income tax credit-filing populations in metropolitan suburbs and the correlated rise in the amount claimed through the EITC between 1999 and 2007. Considers policy implications.

Responding to the New Geography of Poverty: Metropolitan Trends in the Earned Income Tax Credit

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Title: Responding to the New Geography of Poverty: Metropolitan Trends in the Earned Income Tax Credit
Publication date 2011-02-28
Publication Year 2011
Authors Emily Garr , Elizabeth Kneebone
Copyright holder(s) Brookings Institution
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords low income population , income , metro areas , primary cities , receipt
Document type Issue/Policy Brief , Report/Whitepaper
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/responding-to-the-new-geography-of-poverty-metropolitan-trends-in-the-earned-income-tax-credit.html
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