Study Links Child Tax Credit Payments to Reduced Child Abuse, Neglect

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Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts

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The study examined hospital visits before and after the payments.

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The study examined hospital visits before and after the payments.

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School of Public Policy Assistant Professor Lindsey Rose Bullinger’s latest study finds that the child tax credit payments received by millions of American families in the fall of 2021 may have helped reduce child abuse and neglect-related visits to emergency rooms. It’s the first paper examining the role of such unconditional payments in reducing child abuse and neglect. Read the full story at https://iac.gatech.edu/georgia-tech-tax-credit-child-abuse-neglect-study.

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Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, School of Public Policy, Research Horizons

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Policy, Social Sciences, and Liberal Arts
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  • Created By: mpearson34
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  • Created On: Feb 15, 2023 - 5:16pm
  • Last Updated: Feb 21, 2023 - 9:27am