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New Evidence on DI Overpayments Following Return to Work and Implications for Initiatives to Reduce Them

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  • Denise Hoffman
  • Christopher Jones

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This brief summarizes findings from three recent Disability Research Consortium (DRC) studies that examine the prevalence of overpayments and characteristics of those overpaid, perceptions of overpaid beneficiaries, and the association between overpayments and subsequent work activity.

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  • Denise Hoffman & Christopher Jones, "undated". "New Evidence on DI Overpayments Following Return to Work and Implications for Initiatives to Reduce Them," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 74491db428c448f69ecb55dbf, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    1. Michelle Derr & Denise Hoffman & Jillian Berk & Ann Person & David Stapleton & Sarah Croake & Christopher Jones & Jonathan McCay, "undated". "BOND Implementation and Evaluation: Process Study Report," Mathematica Policy Research Reports a3e9aa583058444a943de5034, Mathematica Policy Research.
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