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April 25, 2023

Generous unconditional cash transfers may reduce short-term labor force participation

Study from Barcelona finds negative employment effects, particularly among households with care responsibilities

  • cash transfer
  • labor force participation
  • poverty
  • social inclusion
  • unconditional basic income
  • welfare
  • Federico Todeschini
  • Timo Verlaat
  • Xavier Ramos
Research

March 15, 2019

Immigration and attitudes toward redistribution in Europe

How the share of immigrants at the regional level affects popular support for welfare policies

  • attitudes
  • Europe
  • immigration
  • redistribution
  • welfare
  • Alberto Alesina
  • Elie Murard
  • Hillel Rapoport
Research

August 30, 2018

Immigration of poor voters increases redistribution

West German cities responded with higher taxes and welfare spending to post-WWII inflow of forced migrants

  • expellees
  • immigration
  • natives
  • redistribution
  • refugees
  • taxation
  • voting
  • welfare
  • Andreas Lichter
  • Arnaud Chevalier
  • Benjamin Elsner
  • Nico Pestel
Research

April 20, 2017

The migration of talent – global inequality or global benefits?

Much of the public debate on migration centers on the skill level of migrants. While receiving countries are concerned about […]

  • brain drain
  • global welfare
  • high-skilled migration
  • migration
  • refugees
  • skilled workers
  • talent
  • welfare
  • welfare effects
  • Benjamin Elsner
  • Caglar Ozden
  • Christopher Parsons
  • Costanza Biavaschi
  • Joel Machado
  • Michał Burzyński
  • Sari Pekkala Kerr
  • William Kerr
Research

October 19, 2016

Increase in imports adversely affects provision of public services across U.S. localities

Recent research suggests that workers living in places with a heavy manufacturing presence in the U.S. have experienced both a […]

  • crime
  • imports
  • income shocks
  • infrastructure
  • public services
  • trade
  • U.S. localities
  • welfare
  • Leo Feler
  • Mine Zeynep Senses
Research

July 14, 2014

Like father, like son? Family welfare cultures in Norway

In most Western countries children of welfare recipients are more likely to receive welfare benefits themselves. However, it is not […]

  • benefit
  • children
  • culture
  • disability insurance
  • intergenerational
  • Norway
  • parents
  • social security
  • welfare
  • Andreas Ravndal Kostol
  • Gordon B. Dahl
  • Magne Mogstad
Research

June 23, 2014

Encouraging single mothers to work – evidence from the Netherlands

Welfare benefits are a double-edged sword. On the one hand, the poor need them to survive, on the other hand […]

  • benefit
  • child
  • labor market entry
  • labor market policy
  • mother
  • natural experiment
  • Netherlands
  • welfare
  • Jan C. van Ours
  • Marike Knoef
Research

December 13, 2013

On the distributional effects of macro policies

Policy choices have distributional consequences. This proposition is seen as self-evident in the context of certain macroeconomic policies such as […]

  • financial regulation
  • incomplete markets
  • information asymmetries
  • macro policies
  • policy interventions
  • welfare
  • Eswar Prasad

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