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... Workshop participants expressed concern that existing national longitudinal surveys do not collect sufficient data to assess the impacts of program and policy changes, such as changes in welfare programs, food assistance and nutrition programs, or health insurance coverage. They cited the 1996 federal welfare reform legislation as a case in point.
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... Appendixes longitudinal appa 17 911/98, 12:13 PM


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