Microeconometric evaluation of active labour market policies - SFI

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Gerfin, Lechner (2002), Gerfin, Lechner, Steiger (2003) D. What do we find? ATET, ATE: ? Training not clear + Subsidised temporary jobs - Employment programmes Other findings: - Mean effects vary not much with participation status + Bad risks may have a positive effect from a employment programme
Gerfin, Lechner (2002), Gerfin, Lechner, Steiger (2003) Average effects for the population: A comparison to nonparticipation A typical shape when programme duration is part <strong>of</strong> the effect
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