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The effect of benefits level on take-up rates : evidence from a natural experiment

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The effect of benefits level on take-up rates : evidence from a natural experiment

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The Effect of Benefits Level on Take-Up Rates : Evidence from a Natural Experiment

Dahan, Momi - 2013

This paper exploits a quasi-natural experiment to study the effect of social benefits level on take-up rates. We find that households who are eligible for double benefits (twins) have much higher take-up rate - up to double - as compared to a control group of households. Our estimated effect of...

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When having many children pays : a case study from Taiwan

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Sozialhilfe, Lohnabstand und Leistungsanreize : empirische Analyse für Haushaltstypen und Branchen in West- und Ostdeutschland

Boss, Alfred - 2002

1 Problemstellung¤ 2 Gang der Untersuchung¤ 3 Sozialhilfeaufwand und Empfänger/innen von Sozialhilfe¤ 3.1 Ausgaben für die Sozialhilfe. 3.2 Zahl und Struktur der Empfänger/innen von Sozialhilfeleistungen¤ 4 Wie groß ist der Lohnabstand?¤ 4.1 Der Sozialhilfeanspruch in Abhängigkeit von...