Assets and the Poor

Discover a groundbreaking perspective on welfare with "Assets and the Poor" by the esteemed author, published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1990. This insightful work spans 344 pages and presents a compelling argument for a transformative social policy that transcends traditional income maintenance. The author advocates for an asset-based approach, emphasizing the importance of fostering individual initiative and self-sufficiency. By promoting saving incentives through Individual Development Accounts (IDAs), this book outlines a vision for a more empowering welfare system. Ideal for policymakers, social scientists, and anyone interested in innovative social solutions, "Assets and the Poor" is a must-read that challenges conventional thinking and inspires action towards financial independence.