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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Takeup"”.

  1. Three Essays on the Impact of Unemployment Insurance on Employment, Benefit Takeup and Other Labor Market Outcomes

    … of unemployment insurance on employment, benefit takeup and other labor market outcomes. Chapter one studies the short run employment effect of unemployment insurance policies in the United States by examining how the variations in average benefits, taxes, or subsidies per worker at major industry …

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  2. Essays in environmental economics

    … priced by crop insurance companies predicts takeup of area yield insurance plans. I find no evidence that the recent yield influences takeup. I then perform another reduced-form test, using end-of-growing season yields as predictors of insurance takeup at the beginning of the growing season, …

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  3. Informal debt contract and consumption : evidence from the vehicle scrappage program/

    … balance sheet significantly reduces the takeup rate of the cash for clunkers program in China, by approximately 1.57%. Moreover, this effect is stronger among households without a schedule for DOFF repayment, a formal debt contract, or positive interest rate. This suggests that informal …

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  4. Essays in public finance

    … there is a very small elasticity of insurance takeup with respect to its after-tax price, and a modest elasticity of plan choice. Our results suggest that the federal government did little to improve insurance coverage, but much to increase health care expenditures, through this policy change.

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