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, parental altruism makes withdrawal of such support non-credible. To promote work effort, parents may want to instill norms …
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, parental altruism makes withdrawal of such support non-credible. To promote work effort, parents may want to instill norms …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005419576
, parental altruism makes withdrawal of such support non-credible. To promote work effort, parents may want to instill norms …
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, parental altruism makes withdrawal of such support non-credible. To promote work effort, parents may want to instill norms …
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, parental altruism makes withdrawal of such support non-credible. To promote work effort, parents may want to instill norms …
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, parental altruism makes withdrawal of such support non-credible. To promote work effort, parents may want to instill norms …
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Across countries, generous social insurance comes along with weak work norms. This finding is often taken to mean that in the long run social insurance generates large output losses. But neither individual nor country data corroborates the view that weak work norms worsen economic performance....
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We test if social work norms are important for work absence due to self-perceived sick-ness. To this end, we use a randomized social experiment designed to estimate the effect of monitoring on work absence. The treated were exposed to less monitoring of their eligibility to use sickness...
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We test if social work norms are important for work absence due to self-perceived sickness. To this end, we use a randomized social experiment designed to estimate the effect of monitoring on work absence. The treated were exposed to less monitoring of their eligibility to use sickness...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005651848
an extreme form of altruism. Actual motivations for support of social transfers certainly lay somewhere in between, i ….e., a mix of well-understood selfishness and partial altruism. This explains why these systems can redistribute more than …
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