SSP’s final results presented to the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management in Washington
November 6, 2003
By Wallaa Daramlly
The annual meeting of the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) was held in Washington, DC on November 6th and 8th, 2003, and SRDC was there. Reuben Ford presented the paper: “Can Financial Work Incentives Pay for Themselves?” Drawing on findings from the Self-Sufficiency Project, the paper demonstrates that well designed financial incentive programs can not only encourage employment and raise the incomes of poor families, but they do not necessarily entail any significant additional cost to government.
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