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This paper reviews the evidence on welfare time limits in the United States. It primarily refers to experimental and econometric evaluations. Time limits affect welfare recipients both before and after their limits are reached. Time limits reduce welfare receipt and increase employment before...
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receive higher wages than employed singles. The model is applied to a welfare analysis of alternative unemployment insurance …
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public unemployment insurance program requiring a significant premium payment. A safety net program--a less generous, means …
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In this paper, we see how much the average monthly frequency of price changes ties down the behavior of firms in steady-state in terms of the average length of price-spells across firms. We use the UK CPI data at the aggregate and sectoral level and find that the actual mean is about twice the...
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Theoretical work on indexation and contract duration suggests no role for the expected rate of inflation in equations … explaining these variables. Yet, stand-alone or two-equation studies of indexation and contract duration often report that this … duration and indexation decisions and offer a context within which earlier findings can be understood. In this three …
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program that extended unemployment benefits drastically for a subset of workers in selected regions of Austria. We use non … unemployment duration and probability of long term unemployment decrease. These effects are the largest when the program intensity …
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We study asset-tested unemployment insurance in an incomplete markets model with moral hazard during job search. Asset … incentive to save and fewer private resources are used for consumption smoothing during unemployment. Our results show that in a … time-discount factors. We conclude that the current U.S. unemployment insurance system is approximately optimal. …
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transitory wages and characterise flexicurity using membership of unemployment insurance funds. We find that flexicurity is … selection into unemployment insurance membership, robustness checks suggest that moral hazard is the relevant interpretation. …
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in geographical mobility, unemployment and labor market institutions. Rational agents vote over unemployment insurance … high unemployment, low geographical mobility and high unemployment insurance, and one “American” steadystate featuring low … unemployment, high mobility and low unemployment insurance. …
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(replacement) labour income (mostly women) may loose their entitlement after an unemployment duration ranging from two to eight …In Belgium unemployment insurance benefits can only exhaust for one category of workers: partners of workers with …
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