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What Could 2023 Child Poverty Rates Have Looked Like Had an Expanded Child Tax Credit Still Been in Place? – Center on Poverty and Social Policy

US Children Poverty

What Could 2023 Child Poverty Rates Have Looked Like Had an Expanded Child Tax Credit Still Been in Place? – Center on Poverty and Social Policy

September 10, 2024October 3, 2024 Aggregated News

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