Yale University (Affiliation. See notes.) Grant

Organization - Yale University (Affiliation. See notes.)
Grant Amount - $591,726
Foundation - Rockefeller Foundation
Grant Purpose - for use by its Institution for Social and Policy Studies to develop an Index of Economic Security, which will identify and measure key indicators of whether U.S. workers have adequate protection to withstand hardship-causing economic loss


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