摘要: Abstract This paper studies the determinants of length individual spells welfare, focusing on how a spell affects probability its termination. The analysis utilizes six years monthly data time spent in AFDC program among female household heads. A variety duration dependence models are estimated. Monthly participation does not show strong evidence dependence. Two distinct groups appear to utilize welfare: one with very low and constant leaving second group which is more affected by program.
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