The authors, most of whom are affiliated with the Center for Social Development (CSD), are grateful to the university for indirect support that makes this work possible. The report has benefited from comments of the entire project teams at the Urban Institute and the Center for Social Development, as well as helpful comments from Jeremías Alvarez, Alana Landey, Gretchen Lehman, and Linda Mellgren of ASPE, from Elizabeth Lower-Basch and Michael Wiseman formerly of ASPE, and from John Tambornino and Leonard Sternbach of the Administration for Children and Families/DHHS. Characteristics of Select Tax Expenditures Targeted to Low- and Moderate-Income Households Funding Levels of Select Asset-Building Discretionary Spending Programs Targeted to Low-Income Households (in Millions of Dollars)Įxhibit 10. Distribution of Mortgage Interest Deduction Benefit, by Income Class (2003)Įxhibit 9. Pension Access and Participation for Full-time, Private Sector Workers, by Annual Earnings, 2000Įxhibit 8. Value of Select Asset-Building Tax Expenditures, Fiscal Year 2006Įxhibit 7. Determinants of Saving and Investment Action and Asset AccumulationĮxhibit 6. Summary of Institutional Theory Related to Saving and Asset AccumulationĮxhibit 5. Summary of Behavioral Economic Theory Related to Saving and Asset AccumulationĮxhibit 4. Summary of Psychological and Sociological Theory Related to Saving and Asset AccumulationĮxhibit 3. Summary of Neoclassical Economic Theory Related to Saving and Asset AccumulationĮxhibit 2. ![]() Determinants of Saving and Investment Action and Asset AccumulationĮxhibit 1. Strengths and Limitations of Data SourcesĮxhibit ES-1.Empirical Evidence on The Determinants of Asset Building.Institutional Supports Provided through Targeted Asset-Building Initiatives.How Public Policy Shapes Saving- and Asset-Related Institutional Constructs.Effects of Intergenerational and Interhousehold Transfers on Investment Action and Asset Accumulation.Effects of Institutional Constructs on Saving and Investment Action.Effects of Individual Constructs on Saving and Investment Action.Effects of Saving and Investment Action on Asset Accumulation.Conceptual Framework for the Determinants of Asset Building.Strengths and Weaknesses of the Existing Theoretical Work.Theories of the Determinants of Asset Building. ![]() Printer Friendly Version in PDF format (104 pages) ContentsĮxecutive Summary (in PDF format - 6 pages) This report is available on the Internet at: Project Home Page: Poor Finances: Assets and Low-Income Households The views expressed are those of the authors and should not be attributed to the Urban Institute, its trustees, or its funders. John Tambornino, Jeremías Alvarez, and Linda Mellgren at DHHS were project officers, Signe-Mary McKernan of the Urban Institute was overall project director, and Michael Sherraden directed the work at CSD. ![]() This report was prepared between September 2004 and March 2006. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (DHHS/ASPE) under Order Number GS23F8198H / HHSP233200400131U to the Urban Institute and its collaborators at the Center for Social Development (CSD) at Washington University in St. NOTE: The inclusion or exclusion of a school in this locator does NOT constitute an endorsement of the school and should NOT be used in any way to infer the accreditation status of the school.This report was prepared for and funded by the U.S.
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