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4 years ago

Panel survey participation decreases take-up of federal labor market programs.

RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
Does participating in a panel survey change respondents' labor market behavior?
Ruben L. Bach, Stephanie Eckman

Paper Summary

Participating in a panel survey can change how people act in the job market. Researchers looked at data from a big survey and found that being in the survey made people less likely to use government job programs. This means being in a survey not only affects what people say they do, but also what they actually do.

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