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To evaluate the effects of a universal program, i.e. all targeted get access, is associated with the problem that there are no individuals who represent the hypothetical or counterfactual state of being eligible to the program but not participating in it. In this study of a Swedish universal...

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Why don't employers hire long-term unemployed entitled to a wage subsidy? : the employer's perspective on subsidised employment

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