Active labor market policies in Poland: human capital enhancement, stigmatization, or benefit churning?

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to analyze the effectiveness of active labor market policies in Poland. A theoretical framework for associating estimators as a replacement for randomization in labor market programs was developed and examined. A conditional difference-indifferences matching estimator of treatment effects was carried out using data from the Polish Labor Force Survey. Results indicated that the training of both men and women had a positive influence on the employment probability in the country.

Employment, Economic policy, Labor market

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Resolutions, recoveries and relationships: the evolution of payment disputes in Central and Eastern Europe

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Factors affecting resolution of payment disputes in small and medium firms, in Poland, Slovakia and Romania, are examined.

Legal issues & crime, Marketing procedures, Financial management, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Legal/Government Regulation, Company legal issue, Cases, Finance, Commercial arbitration, Company financing, Customer relations, Small and medium sized companies

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