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Attitudes Toward Migrants in a Highly-Impacted Economy : Evidence from the Syrian Refugee Crisis in Jordan

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Jordan, a developing country with one of the largest shares of refugees. Our analysis indicates that neither personal nor … for refugees when host and migrant cultures are similar …

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Reducing income transfers to refugee immigrants : does start-help help you start?

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Reducing income transfers to refugee immigrants : does starthelp help you start?

Rosholm, Michael (contributor); Vejlin, Rune M. (contributor) - 2007

In this paper we estimate the causal effect of lowering the public income transfers administered to newly arrived refugee immigrants in Denmark - the so-called starthelp - using a competing risk mixed proportional hazard framework. The two competing risks are exit to job and exit out of the...