reform of the Welfare State are outlined. …

analysis shows that after the EITC expansion, single women of either race experienced a considerable increase in employment and …

, level of education and other economic and social factors that may affect individual’s propensity to commit crimes such as …

unemployment rates. It may be the case that this locus is steep enough to generate increasing returns to education. This may lead … to multiple equilibria: a high-education equilibrium may coexist with a low-education equilibrium. In the former, the … Pareto-ranked, but the latter is preferred to the former by workers, while `savers' prefer the high-education equilibrium. …

examines the impact of education on both risk components. France faces a higher unemployment rate than West-Germany, due to a …. The risk of entering unemployment is particularly high for French employees with poor education, but higher education … unemployed, they are better in France than in West-Germany at all education levels, but particularly for the unemployed with a …

rather than a boost to wages. In contrast, in softer occupations, in which workers build on more value-stable soft skill …

people in higher education, while increasing the share of the costs of higher education paid by students themselves. A …

people in higher education, while increasing the share of the costs of higher education paid by students themselves. A …

-depreciating hard skills, the role of lifelong learning is primarily as a hedge against unemployment risks rather than a boost to wages …