Public Housing Authorities’ Housing Choice Voucher Policies Can Affect SSI Participation

IF 1.8 3区经济学 Q2 BUSINESS, FINANCE National Tax Journal Pub Date : 2023-11-10 DOI:10.1086/725635

Erik Hembre, Carly Urban

引用次数: 1

Abstract

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Housing Choice Vouchers (HCVs) play important roles in public assistance for low-income households with disabilities. Public housing authorities (PHAs) can give preference to people with disabilities when allocating scarce HCVs. We hand-collect policies from 1,154 PHAs, including HCV waiting list procedures, HCV waiting list preferences, and the time periods HCV waiting list were open from 2010 to 2017. When PHAs with disability preferences open their HCV waiting list, SSI applications fall. These findings suggest that increasing funding for and accessibility to HCVs for low-income households with disabilities may reduce SSI costs.

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公营房屋管理局的住房选择券政策会影响SSI的参与

补充保障收入(SSI)和住房选择券(hcv)在为低收入残疾家庭提供公共援助方面发挥着重要作用。公共住房管理机构在分配稀缺的hcv时，可以优先考虑残疾人。我们手工收集了1154个pha的政策，包括HCV轮候名单程序、HCV轮候名单偏好以及2010年至2017年HCV轮候名单开放的时间段。当有残疾偏好的pha打开他们的HCV等待名单时，SSI申请就会下降。这些发现表明，增加对低收入残疾家庭hcv的资助和可及性可能会降低SSI成本。

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