| Brady et al. (2010) | LIS | Labor union and social security | Hierarchical generalized linear regression (HGLM) | Odds ratio of the in-work poverty |
| Brady et al. (2013) | LIS | Labor union, TANF/AFDC, and Unemployment Insurance | Two-way fixed effect logit model | Odds ratio of the in-work poverty |
| Cheng (2010) | The SIPP 1996 Panel | TANF/AFDC & social assistance | Multinominal logistic regression | Odds ratio of an exit from working poor |
| Cheung et al. (2019) | Primary data | The comprehensive social security assistance (CSSA)/public rental housing | Logistic regression analysis | The likelihood of income poor |
| Figari (2010) | EUROMOD | In-work benefit (through tax system) / Tax credit | Simulation | Poverty effect of in-work benefits (% points) |
| Hardy et al. (2018) | CPS and ASEC | SNAP, EITC, ACTC, and the Work-Based Safety Net | Regression | The probability of participating in SNAP, EITC/ACTC, and SNAP & EITC/ACTC |
| Hick & Lanau (2019) | HBAI/FRS | | | |
| Horemans et al. (2016) | EU-SILC for 2008 and 2012 | Unemployment benefit | Probit model | Probability of being poor with unemployment benefit |
| Jara Tamayo & Popova (2021) | EUROMOD | Tax credits | Multivariate logistic regression | The probability of in-work poverty (probability of being a working poor) |
| Kang (2020) | CPS | Paid maternity leave | Logistic regression and linear probability model | Probability of TANF use with paid maternity leave |
| Marx et al. (2012) | EU-SILC for 2006 | Minimum wage, reduction in employee social security contributions, tax relief, the British working Tax credit | Simulation: Counterfactual | Poverty impact: at-risk-of-poverty rate |
| Neumark et al. (2012) | CPS and ASEC | Living wage | Regression | Estimated effects of living wages on probability that family is poor |
| Poy (2023) | EPH | Pensions and cash transfer | Multinominal logistic regressions | Relative-risk ratios (RRR) |
| Wagle (2011) | CPS | The cash and near-cash transfers used to derive the after-transfer income include such means-tested public assistance as federal EITC, food stamps, school lunch, and housing subsidies/Cash transfer | Logit model | The odds of poverty for working family |