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Implementation and Impacts of the Substantial Gainful Activity Project Demonstration in Minnesota

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  • Matthew Kehn
  • Todd Honeycutt

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The Minnesota state vocational rehabilitation (VR) agency participated in a randomized control trial of an intervention designed to increase the earnings of Social Security Disability Insurance beneficiaries. This article present findings on the implementation experiences and the impacts the innovations had on service and employment outcomes.

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  • Matthew Kehn & Todd Honeycutt, "undated". "Implementation and Impacts of the Substantial Gainful Activity Project Demonstration in Minnesota," Mathematica Policy Research Reports eb4340dd017e424ba49f8310e, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:eb4340dd017e424ba49f8310ef57f877
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    Social Security Disability Insurance; Vocational Rehabilitation; Substantial Gainful Activity; employment; disability;
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