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Transportation Needs and Welfare Reform in Rural Iowa: A Case Study

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  • Fletcher, Cynthia Needles
  • Jensen, Helen H.

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Rural areas face many challenges in meeting the transportation needs of consumers who are making the transition from welfare to work. A convergent needs analysis of the transportation issues in one rural Iowa county illustrates the importance of including the consumer (welfare recipient) perspective in social welfare policy and program development.

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  • Fletcher, Cynthia Needles & Jensen, Helen H., 2000. "Transportation Needs and Welfare Reform in Rural Iowa: A Case Study," Staff General Research Papers Archive 10529, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
    • Handle: RePEc:isu:genres:10529
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    1. Debra A. Strong & Patricia Del Grosso & Andrew Burwick & Vinita Jethwani & Michael Ponza, "undated". "Rural Research Needs and Data Sources for Selected Human Services Topics, Volume 1: Research Needs," Mathematica Policy Research Reports a194fdd8e178411cb2a5c4c40, Mathematica Policy Research.

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