School Meals at Scale Improve Learning, Especially for the Most Vulnerable Children
Globally, 388 million children participate in school meal programs. Research has shown that providing meals can improve children’s school participation
Read MoreThe Journal of Human Resources is a leading journal in empirical microeconomics, with a focus on policy-relevant research.
Globally, 388 million children participate in school meal programs. Research has shown that providing meals can improve children’s school participation
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Read MoreFor the past several decades, the U.S. government has invested heavily in anti-poverty programs, like the Earned Income Tax Credit
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Read MoreResearchers Stacy S. Kehoe and Lindsay C. Page unpack the implications of their Dell Scholars research in an article for
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