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displacement along with new funding for retraining; and 3) A permanent version of the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College …
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We analyse the impact of retraining for the unemployed on future labour market success, and estimate effects separately … that on average, after a period with strong lock-in effects, retraining increases the employment probability of women by … effectiveness of retraining by target occupations, these differences cannot completely explain the observed gender differences …
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We analyse the impact of retraining for the unemployed on future labour market success, and estimate effects separately … that on average, after a period with strong lock-in effects, retraining increases the employment probability of women by … effectiveness of retraining by target occupations, these differences cannot completely explain the observed gender differences …
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model in which idiosyncratic noise in the perceived cost of retraining can lead to inefficient outcomes. This mechanism … calibration of labor market prospects suggests that information provision about the true costs of retraining may not be adequate …
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This paper presents a model of the complete microcredit financing chain investor - MIV - MFI - micro-borrower, in which social-minded MIVs provide funds only to those MFIs which do not exploit their bargaining power towards micro-borrowers. The MFIs with the highest bargaining power do not use...
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Receiving equal wages for work of equal value is a legal right in many countries. However, it remains unknown to what degree the neglect of this principle yields differences in pay between social and other occupations. The results of a task-based analysis with survey data confirm a notable wage...
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If being around smart people makes us smarter and more productive, what can regions do to attract smart people? This paper considers endogenous cultural amenities as a location factor for high-skilled workers. To overcome selection in the provision of cultural amenities, we exploit the variation...
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This paper presents the treatment effects from participating in a subsidized vocational training program targeted at women residing in low-income households in India. We combine pre-intervention data with two rounds of post-intervention data from a randomized field experiment to quantify the 6-...
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