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LIST OF BOXES AND FIGURES
Boxes
5.1. Straightening out The Bell Curve 78
5.2. What Works (So Far): Kentucky School Reform 87
5.3 What Works: Preparing Students to Learn 89
5.4. What Works: The German Apprenticeship System 97
6.1. What Worked: The GI Bill 109
6.2. What Works: America's Job Bank 114
7.1. What Works: The Baldrige Award 139
7.2. What Works: Empowering Civil Servants to Serve Citizens Better 143
8.1. What Works: Maine 200 156
9.1. What Works: Gatreaux. and Housing Deconcentration 174
9.2. What Works: Fair Housing Testers 180
9.3. What Could Work: Promoting Housing Desegregation
Using the Internet 		182
10.1. What Works: "I have a Dream" Foundation 188
10.2. What Is Starting to Work: Using the Internet
to Promote Service Integration 		190
10.3. What Works: The QUOP Experiment 195
10.4. What Doesn't Work: Tax Incentives to Bribe Businesses
to Relocate to the Ghetto 		200
10.5. What Doesn't Work: Cutting Capital Gains Taxes 201
11.1. The Complex Web of the Disability System 210
12.1. Goals for the 21st Century Workplace 235
12.2. What Doesn't Work: Asking Agencies
to Boldly Reinvent Themselves 		236
13.1. Accountability to Customers Can Improve
Incentives for Service Providers 		248
13.2. What Works: The Internet 251
Figures
1.1 Family Income, Average Annual Change 6
1.2. Connections Between New Workplaces, New Skills,
and New Government Policies 		8
2.1. Inequality Has Grown Among Men 16
2.2. Poverty Rates For All Americans, 1966-1996 19

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Publication Information: Book Title: Working in the Twenty-First Century: Policies for Economic Growth through Training, Opportunity, and Education. Contributors: David I. Levine - author. Publisher: M. E. Sharpe. Place of Publication: Armonk, NY. Publication Year: 1998. Page Number: viii.
    
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