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Wage Effect of a Social Experiment on Intensified Active Labor Market Policies, Paperback / softback Book

Wage Effect of a Social Experiment on Intensified Active Labor Market Policies Paperback / softback

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This paper investigates the effect of intensified ALMPs, by increasing the threat of program participation, on post-unemployment wages.

For this purpose, it exploits a social experiment conducted in two Danish counties, where approximately 5,000 unemployed people were randomly selected to receive either a standard treatment or an intensified treatment.

It uses a Heckman selection model and finds that an intensified threat of program participation increases the probability of finding a job in the short run, but decreases wages in the same period.

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