Are Welfare Systems in the U.S. "Effective"?

Kaitlyn Nelson

1 Episode

Have the welfare systems implemented in the last 50 years been effective in addressing poverty in the United States? This Podcast will address some popular and unpopular opinions regarding the welfare systems in addressing poverty.

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