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Ten Years After - Welfare Effects of the Application of the CAP in Austria, Finland and Sweden

Niemi, Jyrki S.; Fahlbeck, Erik; Hofreither, Markus F. - 2005

Ten years ago, Austria, Finland, and Sweden joined the EU. The application of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP … of accession to the EU on the agricultural markets in Austria, Finland and Sweden in a simple supply and demand framework … welfare effects are calculated for eight major cereal and livestock commodities produced in Austria, Finland, and Sweden by …

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Just the Facts for 2011

2011

There are 20,552 full-time employees who work for the State of Iowa Executive Branch (excluding Fair Authority, Community-Based Corrections, and the Regents employees). These employees are undoubtedly the most valuable resource for providing timely and quality services to Iowans. To...

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Just the Facts for 2009

2009

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Just the Facts for 2010

2010

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Just the Facts for 2007

2007

There are 19,964 full-time employees who work for the State of Iowa Executive Branch (excluding Fair Authority, Community-Based Corrections, and the Regents employees). These employees are undoubtedly the most valuable resource for providing timely and quality services to Iowans. To...

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Just the Facts for 2008

2008

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Innovation at the State Level: Initial Effects of Welfare Reform in Iowa

Keng, Shao-Hsun; Garasky, Steven B.; Jensen, Helen H. - 1999

In 1993, the State of Iowa, through waivers, implemented reforms to its welfare program creating the Family Investment program (FIP), a program similar to the Federal Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) program created in 1996. This paper examines the experiences of individuals and...

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Social Approval, Values, and AFDC: A Reexamination of the Illegitimacy Debate

Nechyba, Thomas J. - 2001

This paper models the fertility decision of individuals who differ in their wage rate and their intensity of preferences for rearing children, and whose utility of having a child out of wedlock depends on the level of “social approval” associated with doing so. This social approval in turn...

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How Immigrants and Students Respond to Public Policies: Evidence from Welfare Reform, the Minimum Wage and Stafford Loans.

Cadena, Brian C. - 2008

The first two essays of this dissertation use policy experiments to show that low-skilled newly arriving immigrants help keep the economy in geographic equilibrium by differentially selecting destinations that provide better labor market prospects. The first essay finds that immigrants choose...

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Unemployment Insurance Model for Migrant Workers under Financial Crisis

Kuan-jiang, Bian; Zhen-li, Zhang; Hong-jing, Jiang - 2010

Based on the assumption that the interest rate is constant, the unemployment insurance risk model for migrant workers is established. The premium income and the expense of this risk model are compound Poisson process. Among them, the premium of an insurance policy and the claim amount of...

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