Edward Conard

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Declining U.S. Poverty

A recently released study by a number of Columbia University professors, extends an approximation of the Census Department’s
recently developed supplemental poverty measure (SPM) back in time to show that poverty has declined dramatically in the U.S. over the last 45 years, despite headline measures of poverty (OPM) showing little if any improvement.

Supplemental-Poverty1

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