2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999-1988 Food Stamps Can Help Low-Income Working Families Put Food On The Table Sharon Parrott and Stacy Dean March 31, 1999 28K-HTML A Quick Guide To Calculating Food Stamp Benefits For Families With Children March 23, 1999 22K-HTML Implementing Individual Exemptions from the Food Stamp Three Month Time Limit Stacy Dean December 11, 1998 37K-HTML 64K-PDF New Federal Food Stamp Restoration for Legal Immigrants: Implications and Implementation Issues (12K-HTML) Kelly Carmody and Stacy Dean July 10, 1998 The Ag. Research Act Restores Food Stamps to Some Vulnerable Immigrants (5K-HTML) David Super June 29, 1998 A Guide to Estimate the Cost of a State-Funded Food Stamps Program for Legal Immigrants (99K-HTML) Jennifer Daskal and Kelly Carmody December 1997 States Now Have the Option to Purchase Food Stamps to Provide Food Assistance to Legal Immigrants (23K) Stacy Dean December 1997 8 pp. 97-073 $3.00 Correcting Flaws in the Work Opportunity Tax Credit Related to Food Stamp Recipients Subject to the Three Month Cut-off Stacy Dean June 1997 6 pp. 97-081 $3.00 What is the WIC Full Funding Level? Robert Greenstein, Jennifer Daskal and Edward Lazere April 1997 7 pp. 97-036 $3.00 The Implementation of the New Restrictions on Legal Immigrants’ Eligibility for Food Stamps David Super April 1997 2 pp. 97-033 $3.00 Who Will Lose Food Stamps Under the Three-Month Cut-Off? (7K-HTML) March 1997 2 pp. 97-092 $3.00 Food Stamp Provisions of Welfare Law May Have Harsher Effect on Unemployed Adults Than Congress Intended October 1996. 5 pp. 96-091 $3.00 Legal Immigrants' Eligibility for Welfare, Medicaid and Food Stamps Under the New Welfare Law October 1996. 2 pp. 96-089 $3.00 The State Option to Exclude Immigrants from WIC: The Impact on State Finances Kathryn Larin September 1996. 11 pp. 96-087 $4.00 The Depth of the Food Stamp Cuts In the Final Welfare Bills August 1996. 4 pp. 96-071 $3.00 Maintaining a Competitive Market: The Long-Term Threat to WIC Cost Containment Kathryn Larin May 1996. 36 pp. 96-045 $8.00 Should States Elect the Food Stamp Block Grant?: Issues for State Policymakers to Consider December 1995. 21. 95-153 $4.00 Issues in Developing a Formula to Allocate Food Stamp Block Grant Funds Among States July 1995. 7 pp. 95-085 $4.00 Would Converting Food Stamps to a Block Grant Ease Problems Created by an AFDC Block Grant Funding Formula? July 1995. 5 pp. 95-086 $3.00 How Would States Have Fared if the Food Stamp Block Grant Proposed by Several Governors Had Been in Effect for the Past Five Years? David A. Super July 1995. 5 pp. 95-101 $3.00 Should the Food Stamp Program be Block Granted? Robert Greenstein June 1995. 15 pp. 95-024 $5.00 The Child Nutrition Block Grants Robert Greenstein and David Super April 1995. 10 pp. 95-047 $4.00 Do the Block Grants Cut Child Nutrition Programs? April 1995. 9 pp. 95-031 $4.00 The Food Stamp Provisions of the House Welfare Bill Robert Greenstein and David Super April 1995. 10 pp. 95-052 $4.00 Discussion of Selected Food Stamp Provisions in the Personal Responsibility Act April 1995. 11 pp. 95-053 $4.00 Analysis of Infant Formula Cost Containment in Fiscal Year 1994 March 1995. 16 pp. 95-054 $4.00 Universal School Lunch: A Timely Idea? Robert Greenstein May 1994. 10 pp. 94-029 $4.00 Financing Welfare Reform: Should Housing Subsidies Be Counted as Income in the Food Stamp Program? Robert Greenstein February 1994. 15 pp. 94-026 $6.00 Directory of Commodity Supplemental Food Programs May 1993. 18 pp. 93-003 $5.00 Working Together: A Review of State WIC Agencies' Referral Materials for Medicaid Sibyll Carnochan and Laura Summer April 1992. 17 pp. 92-010 $7.00 Strength in Numbers: Multi-State Cost Containment in the WIC Program Joseph Tiang-Yau Liu July 1991. 58 pp. 91-009 $7.00 Working Together: A Guide to Coordinating WIC and Medicaid Services Laura Summer June 1991. 37 pp. 91-014 $7.00 Corporate Support for the WIC Program (Testimony Presented to the House Committee on the Budget. Includes highlights from testimony of the chairmen of AT&T, BellSouth Corporation, Honeywell, Inc., The Prudential Insurance Company, and Sky Chefs, Inc.) March 1991. 91-019 $1.00 Monthly Reporting: A Review of Research Findings Robert Greenstein and Marion E. Nichols February 1989. 39 pp. 89-002 $8.00 Targeting Benefits in the WIC Program Laura Summer October 1988. 97 pp. 88-007 $8.00