...witness, batting cleanup position, is, I am happy to say, from the University of Wisconsin, Mr. Harold Watts, director of the Institute for Research on Poverty at the university. Mr. Watts, we shall be pleased to hear from you. STATEMENT OF HAROLD WATTS, DIRECTOR, INSTITUTE FOR...

...would be without firm benchmark standards for validating sample surveys. INTRUSION' INTO PRIVACY ? Both the unblemished record of the census in maintaining...privacy add up to an extremely minor intrusion — as is witnessed by a long history of cheerful compliance on the part of the public. When this is set against...

...public, would be without firm benchmark standards for validating sample surveys. INTRUSION INTO PRIVACY ? Both the unblemished record of the census in maintaining...privacy add up to an extremely minor intrusion — as is witnessed by a long history of cheerful compliance on the part of the public. When this is set against...

...census In performing Ito constitutional duties," Harold D. Watts, director of the Institute for Unarcb on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin, testified....record of the census in maintaining the confidentiality «f Individual responses and their acute sensitivity to problems of offending their tnse of privacy...

...The design, program operation, and analysis of the experimental results are the joint responsibility of the Institute for Research on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin and MATHEMATICA, Inc. of Princeton, New Jersey. This program is designed to provide coherent and scientific...

...increasing its work effort and earnings. *The authors are Professors of Economics and members of the staff of the Institute for Research on Poverty, at the University of Wisconsin. There has also been controversy about the potentially coercive nature of the work test which is a part...

...American Economy, Praeger Press, New York. 1971, nage 23. 3 These experiments are under the direction of the Institute for Research on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin. 4 Germany : Federal Office of Statistics, Statistical Yearbook, 1966, West Baden, 1966, page 453. Sweden...

...guarantee, lowering the implicit tax rate on earned income, or some conbination of the three. Prof. Harold Watts, director of the Institute for Research on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin, has argued against the use of food stamps: The first issue here is whether, aside from the public passion...

...guarantee, lowering the implicit tax rate on earned income, or some conbination of the three. Prof. Harold Watts, director of the Institute for Research on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin, has argued against the use of food stamps: The first issue here is whether, aside from the public passion...

...public employment program, and the difficulties of implementing a national wage subsidy. *The author is director of the Institute for Research on Poverty at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. The research reported here was supported by funds granted to the Institute for Research on...