Lone Parent Obligations and New Services for Lone Parents: a feasibility study of an impact assessment

Published on 1 November 2010

A report of research carried out by the Institute for Fiscal Studies on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions.

<p>This report investigates the feasibility of undertaking an impact assessment of the policy change known as 'Lone Parent Obligations and New Services for Lone Parents' (together called 'lone parent policy change', or LPPC).</p>

Authors

Mike Brewer

Mike Brewer

Person graphic

James Browne

Thomas Crossley
Thomas F. Crossley

Research Fellow University of Michigan

Tom is a Research Fellow at IFS, a Research Professor for the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan.

Report details

ISBN
978 1 84712 891 1
Publisher
DWP Working Paper No.92

Suggested citation

M, Brewer and J, Browne and T, Crossley. (2010). Lone Parent Obligations and New Services for Lone Parents: a feasibility study of an impact assessment. London: DWP Working Paper No.92 . Available at: https://ifs.org.uk/publications/lone-parent-obligations-and-new-services-lone-parents-feasibility-study-impact (accessed: 30 April 2024).

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