收入增长和劳动力投资法案:来自华盛顿州的证据

Colleen K. Chrisinger
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本研究使用州行政数据和倾向得分加权回归,测量了2001年至2008年期间华盛顿州联邦资助的《劳动力投资法》(WIA)项目参与者的收入进展。与以往强调收入水平的评估不同,这项研究同时考虑了收入的增长和水平,以评估工人是否在参与后的短时间内走上了实现经济自给自足的道路。分析发现,WIA成人服务的参与者与只接受低强度劳动交换服务的人的收入增长相似。
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Earnings Progression and the Workforce Investment Act: Evidence from Washington State
This research measures earnings progression among participants in federally funded Workforce Investment Act (WIA) programs in the state of Washington during the period 2001 through 2008, using state administrative data and propensity score-weighted regressions. Unlike previous evaluations that have emphasized earnings levels, this study addresses both earnings progression and levels to assess whether workers are on a path to reaching economic self-sufficiency within a short time after participation. The analysis finds that participants in WIA Adult services had similar earnings progression as people receiving only less-intensive Labor Exchange services.
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