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DP18963: Skill Certifications and Migrant Labor Market Integration: Experimental Evidence from Colombia
This paper studies whether government-issued skill certification improves labor market integration when workers' skills are hard to verify. We evaluate a randomized offer of access to an occupation-specific certification program in Colombia among locals and migrants, two groups with different ex ant
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