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2.5. From the Emergence of a Problem Towards the Construction of a Policy
(from 260 to 90 days) for those persons that had not previously paid insurance contributions.Thismeasure particularly touched young people after obligatory schooling that must wait 6 months before gaining access to benefits. These measures, as can be seen abundantly in the parliamentary discussions (see particularly the parliamentary discussions NR 2009: 575), were driven by a concern for the provision of incentives to make employment more attractive then unemployment insurance, respectively to increase the pressure to take up an apprenticeship.