References

Articles, books and reports

Anderson, Martin (1978). Welfare: The Political Economy of Welfare Reform in the United States. Palo Alto, CA: Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace.

Azmier, Jason, and Robert Roach (1997). Where Are They Now? Welfare Reform in Alberta: A Survey of Former Recipients (September). Calgary, AB: Canada West Foundation.

Battle, Ken, and Michael Mendelson (1997). Child Benefit Reform in Canada: An Evaluative Framework and Future Directions (November). Ottawa, ON: Caledon Institute of Social Policy.

Becker, Kristin A., and Merrill Matthews (1997). Making Welfare Work: Lessons from the Best and Worst State Welfare Reform Programs. Policy Backgrounder Number 143 (December 4). Dallas, TX: National Center for Policy Analysis.

Boessenkool, Kenneth J. (1997). Back to Work: Learning from the Alberta Welfare Experiment, C.D. Howe Institute Commentary (April). Toronto, ON: C.D. Howe Institute.

Card, David et al. (1998). When Financial Incentives Encourage Work: Executive Summary (September). Ottawa, ON: Social Research and Demonstration Corporation.

Davies, James B (1998). Marginal Tax Rates in Canada: High and Getting Higher. Commentary (No. 103, March), Toronto, ON: C.D. Howe Institute.

Emes, Joel, and Michael Walker (1996). Are Canadians Less Compassionate than Americans? Fraser Forum (April): 5-17.

Gunderson, Morley, and W. Craig Riddell (1993). Labour Market Economics: Theory, Evidence and Policy in Canada. 3rd ed. Toronto, ON: McGraw-Hill Ryerson.

Sarlo, Christopher A. (1996). Poverty in Canada. 2nd ed. Vancouver, BC: The Fraser Institute.

------ (1998). Canadian Living Standards: 1998 Report. Fraser Institute Critical Issues Bulletin.

Tanner, Michael, Stephen Moore, and David Hartman (1995). The Work vs. Welfare Trade-Off: An Analysis of the Total Level of Welfare Benefits by State. Policy Analysis Number 240 (September 19). Washington, DC: Cato Institute.

Treff, Karin, and David B. Perry (1997). Finances of the Nation. Toronto, ON: Canadian Tax Foundation.

Government Sources

Canada

Canada (1998a). Summary of 1998/99 New Spending Plans under the National Child Benefit (NCB). http://socialunion.gc.ca/ncb/reinvest_e.html.

------ (1998b). The National Child Benefit--Questions and Answers. http://socialunion.gc.ca/ncb/ncbfaq_e.html.

------ (1998c). Update on Reinvestments under the National Child Benefit. http://socialunion.gc.ca/ncb/update_e.html.

Finance Canada. Budget 1997: Working Together Towards a National Child Benefit System. Ottawa, ON: Ministry of Supply and Services.

National Council of Welfare (1993). Incentives and Disincentives to Work (Autumn). Catalogue Number H68-33/1993E. Ottawa, ON: Ministry of Public Works and Government Services Canada.

------ (1997a). Another Look at Welfare Reform (Autumn). Ottawa, Catalogue Number H68-43/1997E. ON: Ministry of Public Works and Government Services Canada.

------ (1997b). Welfare Incomes 1996 (Winter). Catalogue Number H68-27/1996E. Ottawa, ON: Ministry of Public Works and Government Services Canada.

------ (1998a) Poverty Profile 1996 (Spring). Catalogue Number H67-1/4-1996E. Ottawa, ON: Ministry of Public Works and Government Services Canada.

------ (1998b). Profiles of Welfare: Myths and Realities (Spring). Catalogue Number H68-44/1998E. Ottawa, ON: Ministry of Public Works and Government Services Canada.

Statistics Canada (1997). Survey of Labour and Income Dynamics: Crossing the Low Income Line. Catalogue Number 97-11.

Internet

Administration for Children and Families (1998). Change in Welfare Caseloads

Administration for Children and Families (1998). TANF Report to Congress Introduction

Cato Institute (1996). No Welfare Reform for the District

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