Forecast the results of a randomized controlled trial designed by @alexbartik, @bryanstuart, and @SChizeck that evaluates the impact of labor market information on potential job seekers in Pennsylvania. Link in thread below. (1/3)
Forecast the results of a randomized controlled trial designed by @alexbartik, @bryanstuart, and @SChizeck that evaluates the impact of labor market information on potential job seekers in Pennsylvania. Link in thread below. (1/3)
About 3,500 individuals in the treatment group received access to a website that provides information about tailored occupations based on the individual's preferences and experiences, while around 3,500 individuals were assigned to a control arm. (2/3)
DOMI is gathering feedback from residents on transportation modes included in Move PGH--whether you some, all, or none of those modes.
Results will inform potential changes the city might make to these services in the future.
Survey open until 6/20: https://t.co/PhAWJMXOQC
🚨New WP with @Jason__Cook showing that SNAP does NOT reduce labor supply for most recipients.
More evidence suggesting work requirement expansions won’t increase work and will just remove eligible people from the program.
Check out his thread 👇
The existing work requirements in SNAP have done little to encourage work, according to research. The homeless and those without income before receiving SNAP are most likely to be pushed off benefits. https://t.co/LNZDfH2bYE from my piece.