Evaluating the efficiency of private sector organizations in helping welfare beneficiaries find employment

Article Abstract:

The research is conducted in order to determine the relative success of private, public, and non-profit organizations in finding employment for temporary assistance for needy families beneficiaries in Florida. One of the findings indicates that, public and non-profit sector organizations are more effective than private organizations in finding unsubsidized employment for TANF beneficiaries.

Private sector, Welfare reform, Beneficiaries, Privatization, Privatization (Business)

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The Home Office and random allocation experiments

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History of the random experiment in the Home Office in the United Kingdom is examined to prove the relevance of fashion, personality, and politics for setting research and policy programs and determining methodologies.

United Kingdom, Evaluation, History, Fashion, Politics, Home offices, Personality, Personality (Psychology), Personality and politics

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Ethical practice and evaluation of interventions in crime and justice: the moral imperative for randomized trials

Article Abstract:

An argument over the failure of crime and justice funders and evaluators to develop a comprehensive infrastructure for experimental evaluation is presented.

Public affairs, Ethics, Ethical aspects, Criminology, Intervention (Civil procedure)

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