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Study Doesn’t Mention Advisor is Paid by Pro-Abortion Group
An academic paper that suggests abortion restrictions are leading to an increased use of social services does not disclose that an advisor to the author is a paid consultant for a “reproductive rights” group.University of Kansas graduate student Lilly Springer argues in a recent Economic Inquiry paper that “total abortion bans” are leading more women to sign up for nutritional programs, oftentimes referred to as food stamps.She wrote an increase in participants could lead to a waiting list for o