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Estimating (Easily Interpreted) Dynamic Training Effects from Experimental Data
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We estimate the effect of endogenous training participation on transitions in and out of employment for disadvantaged women in the Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) study. Decomposing the effect of training on employment into its effects on transitions in and out of employment has the potential to develop more effective programs. We also consider a potentially serious identification problem that arises when individuals do not undertake training immediately, and we propose a test to shed light on this problem. We find that this problem is not important in our context. JTPA classroom training substantially reduced unemployment durations, and thus it complements programs that increase employment durations.
Keywords:
UNEMPLOYMENT-INSURANCE
DURATION MODELS
DISADVANTAGED WOMEN
PROGRAMS
HETEROGENEITY
SELECTION
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