Notes and Comment: The Hidden Side of the Clinton Economy

Article Abstract:

The low unemployment rate and the booming economy of the 1990s mask that many people still live in poverty. The statistics are overly optimistic because the income level used to define poverty is set too low. The poverty line should reflect what a family needs to maintain a decent standard of living, not just stay alive.

Analysis, Statistics, Abstract, Poverty, Quality of life

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Clinton scandals, Inc

Article Abstract:

Four books published in 1996 purport to shed new light on the life of president Clinton. Much of what is written about him focuses on alleged role in the Whitewater scandal and his alleged marital infidelities, but all of them offer no concrete evidence to support their agendas against him.

Ethical aspects, Media coverage, Press and politics

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The worst thing Bill Clinton had done

Article Abstract:

The welfare reform bill passed by Congress and signed by Pres Clinton is a drastic cut in welfare rather than a true reform. Its harsh provisions will harm children, legal immigrants and the working poor. Suggestions for fixing the reform program are presented.

Evaluation, Cover Story, Social policy, Welfare reform, United States. Congress, Workfare programs

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