Bingley, PaulPaulBingleyWalker, IanIanWalker2010-02-052010-02-052008-09-12http://hdl.handle.net/10197/1830We estimate a model of labor supply and participation in multiple programs for UK lone mothers which exploits a reform of in-work transfers. Cash entitlements increased but eligibility to in-kind child nutrition programs was lost. We find that in-work cash and inwork in-kind transfers both have large positive labor supply effects. There is, however, a utility loss from program participation which is estimated to be larger for cash than for child nutrition. This implies that the partial cash out of the in-kind benefits reduced labor supply.376368 bytesapplication/pdfenLabor supplyProgram participationIn-kind transfersC31C35D12J22Labor supply--Great BritainSingle mothers--Employment--Great BritainLabor supply--Effect of income maintenance programs onWorking Paperhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/1.0/