The Short-Run Effects of Unexpected Job Loss on Health

Been, Jim; Suari-Andreu, Eduard; Knoef, Marike

doi:10.2139/ssrn.4103074

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2022

DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.4103074

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The Short-Run Effects of Unexpected Job Loss on Health

Jim Been,

Eduard Suari-Andreu,

Marike Knoef

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“…Eleveld and van Vliet (2013) provide an extensive description of eligibility rules for all benefits available in the Dutch welfare state during the period of analysis of the present study. For more details on unemployment benefits in particular, see Been et al (2021).…”

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Intra‐EU migration, public transfers and assimilation

Suari-Andreu

Vliet

2023

Economica

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In this study, we investigate the assimilation of EU migrants via the receipt of public transfers using high‐quality administrative panel data for the Netherlands. Research on this topic has relevant implications for EU expansion policy, migration policy, and perception of migrants in host societies. The data that we employ contain comprehensive information on all public transfers that individuals can receive. Results show that free entry from other EU countries decreases both the share of individuals who receive public transfers and the average amount received. The differences between EU migrants and natives are particularly large during the first years after arrival in the Netherlands, and become indistinguishable from zero after seven years. This indicates a process of gradual assimilation into public transfer receipt. Further exploration using an Oaxaca–Blinder decomposition reveals important composition effects that are due mostly to differences in age and variables related to family structure.

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Intra‐EU migration, public transfers and assimilation

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2023

Economica

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The Short-Run Effects of Unexpected Job Loss on Health

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