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After the Bubble Bursts

Abstract The late 1990s was a period of robust economic growth in America, and welfare reform resulted in a historically unprecedented drop in the welfare rolls. From 2001 to 2003, the economy slumped, however, leaving the policy community to speculate how this would impact welfare reform efforts. In this study, the authors constructed a logistic regression model to determine the extent to which economic climate and other factors influenced the employment status of Georgia's TANF population. The study's findings indicated that ownership of an operational vehicle predicted employment, while economic climate and the other tested variables played a negligible role.