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Subjective well-being and political participation : a comparison of unemployed and employed youth
... that unemployed youth are not 574 visible because they are too dissatisfied with their lives to engage in protest ...by unemployed youth in contexts of high youth unem- 576 ployment and the findings I ...
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Who Starts a Business and Who Is Self-Employed in Germany
... notifications from the same source (see IfM, 2004, Statistisches Bundesamt, 2004). The KfW-Start-Up Monitor (KfW, 2009), mentioned in the introduction, is an annual population survey. At the moment about 50,000 German ...
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Long-Run Effects of Training Programs for the Unemployed in East Germany
... not employed subject to social security contributions) into unemployment and other states (like labor market leavers, tran- sition into self employment, employment as civil servant) we additionally require a month ...
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Start-Up Grants to Unemployed Immigrants in Germany: A Means to Reach Employment Parity?
... self- employed foreigners in Table Eleven), and corresponding increases are seen in the relative skill distribution and/or labor market successes of the remaining foreigners who become wage-employed due ...
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Making Work Pay for the Elderly Unemployed: Evaluating Alternative Policy Reforms for Germany
... older unemployed people: (i) an hourly wage subsidy, (ii) an in-work credit, and (iii) a subsidy of social security contributions on low ...in Germany, the second and third are structured similarly as ...
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The curse and blessing of training the unemployed in a changing economy : the case of East Germany after unification
... East Germany that are eligible for participation in the ...were employed 16 at least once prior to programme participa- tion and that they were receiving UB or UA in the month before the pro- gramme start ...
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Start me up: the effectiveness of a self-employment programme for needy unemployed people in Germany
... Let us first discuss briefly the treatment effects on the outcome regular contributory employment. Of course the treatment effect on this outcome is negative over the entire observation period as displayed by Figure 3 ...
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Start me up: The Effectiveness of a Self-Employment Programme for Needy Unemployed People in Germany*
... Let us first discuss briefly the treatment effects on the outcome regular contributory employment. Of course the treatment effect on this outcome is negative over the entire observation period as displayed by Figure 3 ...
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Get training or wait: Long-run employment effects of training programs for the unemployed in West Germany
... to employed workers lose importance in favor of courses in which individ- uals are taught new technologies or are given the opportunity to enhance existing skills for the purpose of occupational ...
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Get Training or Wait? Long-Run Employment Effects of Training Programs for the Unemployed in West Germany
... to employed workers lose importance in favor of courses in which individ- uals are taught new technologies or are given the opportunity to enhance existing skills for the purpose of occupational ...
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Get Training or Wait? Long-Run Employment Effects of Training Programs for the Unemployed in West Germany
... Next, we discuss the cumulated effects of the different programs against the alterna- tive of waiting, which are reported in table 7. This allows for a simple comparison of the ATT effects across programs, though it is ...
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Employed and Unemployed Job Seekers: Are They Substitutes?
... DENTIFYING EMPLOYED JOB SEEKERS IN THE BHPS We next incorporate employment histories and individual-specific unobserved effects into our analysis using BHPS ...data. Employed job seekers are not directly ...
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The comparison of selected personality characteristics of employed and unemployed people
... Compared with the employed people, the unemployed have a lower level of action orientation (action potential) a er a previous failure. The conspicuous loss of action orientation is apparently resulting from ...
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The Employed, the Unemployed, and the Unemployable: Directed Search with Worker Heterogeneity
... but only those workers at the lower end of the distribution are unemployable, and have no realistic hope of being employed. We also found that a simple equilibrium matching function emerges in this environment, ...
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Not Employed 37 Hours or Employed 41? A CGE Analysis for Germany
... in Germany, where unemployment remains stubbornly ...In Germany, it fell from 1,939 hours per full time employee in 1970 to 1,641 hours at the end of 1990 and to 1,636 hours in 2002 (see Figure A-1 in the ...
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Self-efficacy of Androgynous and Sex-typed Employed and Unemployed Women
... and unemployed) factorial ...60 employed and 60 unemployed women. Both the groups of employed and unemployed women are categorized into androgynous and sex-typed on the basis of the ...
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How effective are online methods of worker recruitment and job search? : Unemployed : Unemployed. Employed job seekers
... Given this, it is perhaps surprising that most early studies of the effects of the internet on the speed and efficiency of labor market matching do not show a beneficial effect. The first study to compare the job search ...
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Comparative Study of Wards of Employed & Unemployed Women with Respect to Their Mental Health
... wards of employed and unemployed women and what could be the nature of such ill mental health. Main cause seemed to be failure of poor performance in School/College Examinations, Worries, Undue Stress of ...
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Retirement incentives, individual heterogeneity and labour transitions of employed and unemployed workers
... the unemployed throughout the duration of the unemployment ...year unemployed accelerates from -e1,464 to -e2,703 in our ...small: unemployed workers reemploy at a slightly larger rate (around 3% ...
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