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Empirical Bayes Shrinkage Estimates of State Food Stamp Program Participation Rates in 2003-2005 for All Eligible People and the Working Poor

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  • Karen E. Cunnyngham
  • Laura A. Castner
  • Allen L. Schirm

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This report presents estimates that, for each state, measure the need for the Food Stamp Program and the program’s effectiveness in each of the three years from 2003 to 2005.

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  • Karen E. Cunnyngham & Laura A. Castner & Allen L. Schirm, "undated". "Empirical Bayes Shrinkage Estimates of State Food Stamp Program Participation Rates in 2003-2005 for All Eligible People and the Working Poor," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 2cd81543ce75433d866d7f4cf, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    3. Laura A. Castner & Allen L. Schirm, "undated". "State Food Stamp Participation Rates for the Working Poor in 2002," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 072aff0e0f954784af3ea30b7, Mathematica Policy Research.

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