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Trust as a Retention Tool in Voluntary Business Survey Panels: Learnings from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond

The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond operates a voluntary monthly business survey panel covering the eastern mid-Atlantic United States.

Refugee Labor Market Integration at Scale: Evidence from Germany’s Fast-Track Employment Program

This study examines the Job-Turbo, a nationwide initiative launched by the German government in 2023 to accelerate refugee employment.

The Effects of Reducing Mandatory Job Search in Unemployment Insurance

This paper studies the effects of a market-level reduction in job search provided by unemployment benefit recipients.

Local conditions and integration when randomly placed refugees can move away

This paper demonstrates that random dispersal policies (RDP) are not sufficient for causal identification for two reasons.

Family-Friendly Workplace Policies

This paper examines the incentives for firms to offer family-friendly workplace policies, focusing on firm-provided childcare.

Labor force participation among prime-age men in the United States: Considerations of dignity and health

This talk will describe the role of health issues in labor force disconnection, especially in creating patterns of churning.

Skill-Replacing Technology and Bottom-Half Inequality

In this model, technology substitutes the usage of skill in routine tasks in contrast to standard RBTC models.

Prosociality and Layoffs

This study is about layoffs by U.S. public firms using NLP techniques, which allows to establish several facts that are jointly hard to reconcile with existing models.

The Second Spanish Immigration Boom

This paper explains why Spain became the fourth most attractive country in the world for international migrants in the period 2015-2024.

Filling in the Gaps: Designing and Imputing Missing Data in Split Questionnaire Surveys

This talk will present findings from previous research, which explores how to effectively implement split questionnaire designs and impute the resulting data.