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Welfare Cash in America: Historical Data Historical Trends in AFDC/ TAN F Enrollments, Selected Fiscal Years 1975 2002 Average Monthly N umber (in % of all Total Child Year Children on Families Recipients Children Population AFDC/ TAN F 1975 3,357 11,094 7,952 67,164 11.8 1980 3,642 10,597 7,320 63,754 11.5 1985 3,692 10,813 7,165 62,623 11.4 1990 3,974 11,460 7,755 63,942 12.1 1995 4,879 13,659 9,280 68,438...
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Welfare Cash in America: Historical Data
Historical Trends in AFDC/ TAN F Enrollments, Selected Fiscal Years 1975 2002 Average Monthly N umber (in % of all Total Child Year Children on Families Recipients Children Population AFDC/ TAN F 1975 3,357 11,094 7,952 67,164 11.8 1980 3,642 10,597 7,320 63,754 11.5 1985 3,692 10,813 7,165 62,623 11.4 1990 3,974 11,460 7,755 63,942 12.1 1995 4,879 13,659 9,280 68,438 13.6 1996 4,543 12,645 8,671 69,109 12.5 1998 3,200 8,790 6,330 69,903 9.0 2000 2,265 5,943 4,385 72,330 6.1 2002 2,064 5,146 3,838 72,894 5.3 Source: 2004 Green Book
Source: Marc Greenberg Center for Law & Social Policy
Total Federal & State & Transfer (to other community and soc serv block grants) Spending on TAN F benefits and Services (all $ figures in BILLIONS of 2006 dollars ) Total Fed & State Federal ...Fed Spend State Year (& transfers) Spending w/ transfers Spending Spending 1987 1990 1994 1996 2000 2003 $17.845 2006 $18.633 $21.371 $19.425 $15.725 $17.810 $13.570 $17.845 $18.633 $21.371 $19.425 $19.848 $20.787 $16.422 $15.241 $15.868 $19.028 $18.204 $13.391 $11.052 $12.024 $33.086 $34.501 $40.400 $37.629 $33.239 $31.839 $28.446
Source: 2008 Green Book
Source: Marc Greenberg Center for Law & Social Policy
MAXIMUM AFDC/TANF BENEFIT FOR A FAMILY OF THREE (PARENT WITH TWO CHILDREN) 1970 2003 Pct. Change '70 '03 39.6 21.7 43.8 48.5 50.5 34.8 39.7 51.9 38.9 70.9 43.0 54.6
1970 Alaska California Georgia Indiana Mass Mississippi Missouri No. Dakota Ohio Texas Vermont Washington 328 186 107 120 268 56 104 213 131 148 267 258
1980 457 473 164 255 379 96 248 334 263 116 492 458
1990 846 694 273 288 539 120 289 386 334 184 662 501
1995 923 607 280 288 579 120 292 431 341 188 650 546
2000 923 626 280 288 565 170 292 457 373 201 708 546
2003 923 679 280 288 618 170 292 477 373 201 709 546
Source: Marc Greenberg Center for Law & Social
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