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Mark H. Greenberg

Executive Director, Georgetown Center on Poverty, Inequality and Public Policy; Senior Fellow, Center for American Progress

Mark H. Greenberg has written extensively on federal and state low-income issues, including welfare reform, workforce policy, child care and early education, tax policy, and others. He frequently provides technical assistance to state and local governments regarding poverty reduction strategies. He is also a Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress.

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Improving the Measurement of Poverty: Event Photos

December 9, 2008 • Photo Galleries

The Hamilton Project held a policy forum and released a discussion paper by Becky Blank and Mark Greenberg on the need for a new national poverty measure that better reflects the actual economic conditions of low-income Americans.

Mark Greenberg on the Difficult Choices Involved in Improving Poverty Measurement

December 9, 2008 • Video

Georgetown University Professor Mark H. Greenberg on the difficult choices and imperfections involved in improving poverty measurement at the Improving the Measurement of Poverty Hamilton Project event.

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Improving the Measurement of Poverty

Events • December 9, 2008 • Washington, DC

The Project held a policy forum and released a discussion paper by Rebecca Blank and Mark Greenberg on the need for a new national poverty measure that better reflects the actual economic conditions of low-income Americans.

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Improving the Measurement of Poverty

Papers • December 2008 • Rebecca M. Blank, Mark H. Greenberg

The Hamilton Project held a policy forum and released a discussion paper by Rebecca Blank and Mark Greenberg on the need for a new national poverty measure that better reflects the actual economic conditions of low-income Americans.