What Is the Long-Term Impact of Zebley on Adult and Child Outcomes?

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What Is the Long-Term Impact of Zebley on Adult and Child Outcomes?

Working Paper by Norma B. Coe and Matthew S. Rutledge

January 4, 2013

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U.S. Social Security Administration

Fiscal Year Awarded

2011

Project Code

BC11-13

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