Active Labor Market Policies in Europe von Jochen Kluve | Performance and Perspectives | ISBN 9783540485582

Active Labor Market Policies in Europe

Performance and Perspectives

von Jochen Kluve und weiteren
Mitwirkende
Autor / AutorinJochen Kluve
Autor / AutorinDavid Card
Autor / AutorinMichael Fertig
Autor / AutorinMarek Góra
Autor / AutorinLena Jacobi
Autor / AutorinPeter Jensen
Autor / AutorinReelika Leetmaa
Autor / AutorinLeonhard Nima
Autor / AutorinEleonora Patacchini
Autor / AutorinSandra Schaffner
Autor / AutorinChristoph M. Schmidt
Autor / AutorinBas van der Klaauw
Autor / AutorinAndrea Weber
Buchcover Active Labor Market Policies in Europe | Jochen Kluve | EAN 9783540485582 | ISBN 3-540-48558-9 | ISBN 978-3-540-48558-2
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From the reviews:

“The book presents the results of a cross-country study on the effectiveness of active labour market policies. … A main function of the book is certainly to provide condensed information on the design of active labour market policies in a number of countries a well as information about their estimated effectiveness. … used as a quick reference when searching information in this field … . Summing up, the book covers lots of interesting material.” (Gesine Stephan, Papers in Regional Science, Vol. 87 (3), August, 2008)

Active Labor Market Policies in Europe

Performance and Perspectives

von Jochen Kluve und weiteren
Mitwirkende
Autor / AutorinJochen Kluve
Autor / AutorinDavid Card
Autor / AutorinMichael Fertig
Autor / AutorinMarek Góra
Autor / AutorinLena Jacobi
Autor / AutorinPeter Jensen
Autor / AutorinReelika Leetmaa
Autor / AutorinLeonhard Nima
Autor / AutorinEleonora Patacchini
Autor / AutorinSandra Schaffner
Autor / AutorinChristoph M. Schmidt
Autor / AutorinBas van der Klaauw
Autor / AutorinAndrea Weber

Measures of Active Labor Market Policy - such as training, wage subsidies, public employment measures, and job search assistance - are widely used in European countries to combat unemployment. This study provides novel insight on this important policy issue by discussing the role of the European Commission's Employment Strategy, reviewing the experiences made in European states, and giving the first ever quantitative assessment of the existing cross-country evidence.