Analysis of household expenditures in relation to the food stamp program benefit structure

Analysis of household expenditures in relation to the food stamp program benefit structure

by Paul David Boldin

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This report examines the capacity of the CEX (Consumer Expenditure Surveys) to address the policy questions: how do low-income and higher-income households allocate their income among major expenditure categories, and do the assumptions about the expenditure behavior of households which are embodied in the food stamp benefit formula reflect the actual behavior of low-income households?

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