3 edition of Time-inconsistency and welfare program participation found in the catalog.
Time-inconsistency and welfare program participation
Hanming Fang
Published
2007
by National Bureau of Economic Research in Cambridge, Mass
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Written in English
We empirically implement a dynamic structural model of labor supply and welfare program participation for never-married mothers with potentially time-inconsistent preferences. Using panel data on the choices of single women with children from the NLSY 1979, we provide estimates of the degree of time-inconsistency, and of its influence on the welfare take-up decision. With these estimates, we conduct counterfactual experiments to quantify the utility loss stemming from the inability to commit to future decisions, and the potential utility gains from commitment mechanisms such as welfare time limits and work requirements.
Edition Notes
| Statement | Hanming Fang, Dan Silverman. |
| Series | NBER working paper series -- no. 13375., Working paper series (National Bureau of Economic Research) -- working paper no. 13375. |
| Contributions | Silverman, Dan, National Bureau of Economic Research. |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | 56 p. : |
| Number of Pages | 56 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL17635092M |
| OCLC/WorldCa | 173619699 |
Hanming Fang, Dan Silverman, "Time-inconsistency and Welfare Program Participation: Evidence from the NLSY," (June ) [49pp, Abstract] For accessibility assistance with publications, please email [email protected] Download Welfare Participation and Welfare Recidivism: The Role of Family Events [PDF - MB] Current research on participation in welfare programs suggests that although the majority of spells of program receipt are relatively short, a large proportion of recipients experience subsequent spells of program participation.
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Fang and Silverman empirically implement a dynamic structural model of labor supply and welfare program participation for never-married mothers with potentially time-inconsistent preferences. Using panel data on the choices of single women with children from the NLSY , they estimate the degree of time-inconsistency and its influence on the. WELFARE PARTICIPATION AND WELFARE RECIDIVISM: THE ROLE OF FAMILY EVENTS Current research on participation in welfare programs suggests that although the majority of spells of program receipt are relatively short, a large proportion of recipients experience subsequent spells of program participation.
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"Time-inconsistency and Welfare Program Participation: Evidence from the NLSY." Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers We empirically implement a dynamic structural model of labor supply and welfare program participation for agents with potentially time-inconsistent preferences. Time-Inconsistency and Welfare Program Participation: Evidence from the NLSY Hanming Fang, Dan Silverman.
NBER Working Paper No. Issued in September NBER Program(s):Labor Studies, Public Economics We empirically implement a dynamic structural model of labor supply and welfare program participation for never-married mothers with potentially time-inconsistent by: welfare program participation, we provide an economically significant setting for an evaluation of the importance of time-inconsistency.
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