; (B) any reduction in the number of children living in poverty; (C) any reduction in the demand for such social services and benefits for which children living in poverty and near poverty are eligible; and (D) any savings to the Federal Government as a result of such increases or reductions; (2) an accounting of any increase in the national rate of employment due to the efforts of the Working Group; (3) a summary of the efforts of each State to reduce child poverty within such State, including the administration of State programs funded under part A of title IV of the Social Security Act (relating to block grants to States for temporary assistance for needy families)