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Welfare Reform: What Can be Done? What Should be Done?
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Public welfare--United States
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Moderated by Susan Purdy . David Kopel and Molly Ivins debate the topic of welfare reform. Kopel argues that single parent homes are a major predictor of violent crime and other social problems. He connects illegitimate children to the American welfare system, and argues that welfare reform must address this problem. Ivins disputes the statistical basis of Kopel's argument, argues that Kopel has overstated the problem, and identifies several other factors causing the rise in single parent homes. Ivins also proposes welfare reform based on an increase in social services. Audience questions cover personal responsibility, the minimum wage, public schools, and health care.
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Moderated by Susan Purdy . David Kopel and Molly Ivins debate the topic of welfare reform. Kopel argues that single parent homes are a major predictor of violent crime and other social problems. He connects illegitimate children to the American welfare system, and argues that welfare reform must address this problem. Ivins disputes the statistical basis of Kopel's argument, argues that Kopel has overstated the problem, and identifies several other factors causing the rise in single parent homes. Ivins also proposes welfare reform based on an increase in social services. Audience questions cover personal responsibility, the minimum wage, public schools, and health care.
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00:01:35 Panelists introduced -- 00:03:14 David Kopel begins -- 00:17:24 Kopel ends -- 00:17:40 Molly Ivins begins -- 00:32:23 Ivins ends -- 00:32:32 Kopel responds -- 00:41:00 Kop.el ends -- 00: 41:19 Ivins responds -- 00:45:38 Ivins ends -- 00:45:45 Audience questions begin -- 01:00:45 Audience questions end.
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Ivins, Molly
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Kopel, David B.
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1996-04-10
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Box #2, Panel #55, 1996
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