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“Quantitative Analysis of Relaxing UI Eligibility Requirements” [Labour Economics (2025)]
From 1985 to 2019, administrative data indicates that 22% of unemployment insurance (UI) applicants were denied benefits annually due to...
“The Effect of Unemployment Insurance Eligibility in Equilibrium” with David Wiczer, Ben Griffy (2024)
In the U.S., workers whose past earnings were below a threshold are ineligible to receive unemployment insurance (UI), which creates a...
“A Precautionary Tale: Unemployment Insurance Policy with Concealed Earnings” with David Fuller, M. Ryan Haley (2023)
In this paper we analyze the provision of unemployment insurance in an environment with unobservable employment status and unobservable...
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