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Fig. 2

From: The impact of lower caseloads in public employment services on the unemployed

Fig. 2

Source: AUR, ASSD. Note: Unemployment spells by both existing and new clients. Each dot is an estimated difference between treated and control observations. Each estimated effect is obtained from a separate estimation of Eq. (1) where the dependent variable is a binary indicator of leaving unemployment (all exits, all exits to employment, all exits to unsubsidised employment, and exits from the labour force) within 3 months after entering the RCT. All effects are significant at a level of 10%, almost all at a level of 1%

Effects of lower caseloads on unemployment exits.

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