Exploring ways to build assets among low-income
T HE word "assets” and the term "lower-income citizens” rarely appear in the same sentence. The working poor often have no assets, so the lack of a linkage is axiomatic.
Yet linking "assets” to "lower-income citizens” is not only possible but desirable for all of us, according to a thoughtful analysis prepared by The Oklahoma Policy Institute’s David Blatt.
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