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Employment-Based Tax Credits for Low-Skilled Workers

The Brookings Institution 1775 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20036 Families in low-income communities Face three interrelated problems: unemployment rates are high, incarceration rates of low-skilled men are high, and a large fraction of children in low-income communities are being raised in single-parent households. over the past fifteen years major reforms to the welfare system have decreased poverty among married couples, single mothers, and children, largely by increasing the return to work. sadly, low-skilled unmarried workers, especially black men, have been left behind. Poverty among low-skilled black men has actually increased over the last decade. inadequate work incentives for these individuals have contributed to rising rates of unemployment, incarceration, and single-parent households.