Socioeconomic Analysis: Demographic and Social Factors in Relation to SNAP Participation
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Author(s)
Bryant-Dawson, Tyson
Date Issued
April 28, 2025
Abstract
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) serves as a vital social safety net, alleviating food insecurity for low-income families nationwide. This study examines the impact of specific demographic and socioeconomic factors on SNAP participation using data from a Texas county-level analysis of income, age, race, and education. The analysis uses survey data from IPUMS for the regression models, tables, and graphs shown.
Major
Business
First Reader(s)
Navarro-Sanchez, Francisco
Other Reader(s)
Bianco, Timothy P.
Department
Business and Economics
Type of Publication
Senior Project Paper
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