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DP18930: Strictness in the Evaluation of Job Search Effort and Employment Outcomes
Unemployed job seekers must comply with job-search requirements to be eligible for unemployment insurance benefits. We exploit variation in strictness across caseworkers who conduct monthly reviews of these requirements to examine the effects of stricter monitoring on job search behavior and labor m
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