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Guaranteed Income and the Financial Well-Being of Black Women: Evidence from the In Her Hands Pilot
This study examines the impact of guaranteed income (GI) on financial well-being through a U.S. pilot program targeting low-income Black women. Using longitudinal survey data from the In Her Hands (IHH) pilot in Georgia, we examine how GI influences recipients’ credit health, debt, savings behavior,
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