Too late to edit, but I think this was actually in the context of New York City Housing Authority and not Section 8. I tried to track down the article but could

Too late to edit, but I think this was actually in the context of New York City Housing Authority and not Section 8. I tried to track down the article but couldn't find it quickly. This isn't the article I had in mind but it is related and interesting: https://www.manhattancontrarian.com/blog/2013/9/21/two-new-yorks-rich-and-poor-in-chelsea https://www.manhattancontrarian.com/blog/2013/9/21/two-new-y... and includes this: > The poor family is trapped in place. If they make the mistake of earning more observable cash, their rent will be increased by 30% of the increased earnings (that's how it works at NYCHA), and then they start taking away the other benefits as well.