Microeconometric evaluation of active labour market policies - SFI

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Gerfin, Lechner (2002), Gerfin, Lechner, Steiger (2003) B. How do we identify pairwise ATEs and ATETs? Using good data to form comparison groups identical in all characteristics influencing outcome and participation (CIA: conditional independence assumption) - labour market history over 10 years - very detailed information about job before UE - subject valuations of case workers Still enough variation left - most likely unrelated to outcomes
Gerfin, Lechner (2002), Gerfin, Lechner, Steiger (2003) C. How do we estimate pairwise ATEs and ATETs? Matching on the propensity score on common support (as in Lechner, 2002, REStat) + Simple and robust - Not asymptotically efficient
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