Microeconometric evaluation of active labour market policies - SFI

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Structure of talk Part: 0: The identification problem Part I: 4 types of papers on the effects of ALMP in CH - different methods - different data - different questions Part II: Overview of econometric estimators used for evaluation
Introduction to selection bias and causal effects Many microeconometric evaluation studies of active labour market policies in Europe (e.g. ‘old’ survey by Heckman, LaLonde, Smith, 1998, Handbook of Labour Economics, 4) Problems of all studies – Case workers select specific types of unemployed into specific programmes – Specific unemployed self-select into specific programmes – Programmes may have effect on labour market outcomes Labour market outcomes are correlated with participation, but why? How can we disentangle selection and programme effects?
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Page 7 and 8: Switzerland provides an interesting
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Page 11 and 12: Cantonal variation in unemployment
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