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Evaluating a Large Public-Works Program for India: Why Guarantee Employment?
A new GLO Discussion Paper reveals the positive effects of a large Indian public works program showing that there is little evidence of a crowding out of private-sector jobs and that it functions as a safety net and encourages risk-taking. … Continue reading
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Tagged #Development, #NREGA, #PublicWorksPrograms, India
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60th Annual Conference of the Indian Society of Labour Economics ended in Mumbai
On December 16, Klaus F. Zimmermann had moved from Seoul/South Korea to Mumbai/ India, to participate at the 60th Annual Conference of the Indian Society of Labour Economics (ISLE), which took place on 19-21 December at the Indira Gandhi Institute … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, Research, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged India, Labor conference
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