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From Partial to Full Universality: The Family 500+ Programme in Poland and Its Labour Supply Implications
The implementation of the ‘Family 500+’ programme in April 2016 represented a significant shift in public support for fa…
Read policy briefUnemployment in Transition and Its Long-Term Consequences
We examine the relationship between the experience of unemployment in the early years of the socio-economic transition i…
Read policy briefLabor Market Adaptation of Internally Displaced People: The Ukrainian Experience
This brief is based on research that investigates the probability of employment among displaced and non-displaced househ…
Read policy briefCareer Women and the Family – A New Perspective on the Role of Minimum Wage
This brief finds that whereas in the 1980s richer women had fewer children than women near the middle of income distribu…
Read policy briefSchool Financing, Teacher Wages and Educational Outcomes in Russia
The policy proposal to increase the share of budget spent on public education implies that higher financing leads to bet…
Read policy briefIndividual Retirement Timing in Russia: Implications for Pension Age
This policy brief summarizes the findings in a paper where individual exit trajectories of Russians from the labor marke…
Read policy briefPaid Work after Retirement – Does Quality of Your Main Job in the Past Matter?
In this brief, we summarize the results of a recent analysis focused on identifying the key determinants of engagement i…
Read policy briefIntergenerational Mobility of Russian Households
To understand the nature of income inequality one needs to know how persistent the inequality is across generations. The…
Read policy briefGaming the System: Side Effects of Earnings-Dependent Benefits
Today policy makers in developing and middle-income countries face tremendous challenges in combating various forms of t…
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