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in Sweden in 2001. According to our differences-in-difference estimates, aggregate absence in these firms fell by 0 …
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In many countries, sickness absence financed by generous insurance benefits has become an important concern in the policy debate. It turns out that there are strong variations in absence behavior between local geographical areas, and it has been difficult to explain these variations by...
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as well as income taxes in Sweden. We use the option value for staying in the labor force as a measure of economic …
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In many countries, sickness absence financed by generous insurance benefits is an important concern in the policy debate. There are strong variations in absence behavior among local geographical areas. Such variations are difficult to explain in terms of observable socioeconomic factors. In this...
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This paper investigates to what extent the 1998 reform of Sweden's public old-age pension system contributed to the … containing all males and females born in Sweden between 1927 and 1950 and observe their retirement behavior during 1991-2012. The …
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We use a reform of Sweden s sickness insurance system as a source of exogenous variation to analyse the presence of …
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