2001
DOI: 10.3406/estat.2001.7457
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L'effet de l'allocation unique dégressive sur la reprise d'emploi

Abstract: [eng] The effect of the unemployment benefits time curve on the rate of return to work by job seekers is studied based on a comparison of two successive regulations. The rules in force from 1986 to 1992, before the introduction of the Single Degressive Benefit (SDB), provided for a single drop in the level of benefits. The SDB introduced in 1992, however, provides for steady decreases in benefits. . The duration model estimates show that, under the pre-1992 system, the return-to-work rate rose sharply towards … Show more

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“…The second component is income-based, also with a maximum of 65 pounds per week, and given only if the claimant as an income level below a certain threshold. 12 (Moffitt 1985;Meyer 1990;Van Ours and Vodopivec 2006;Dormont and Fougère 2001) all find, using data from different countries, that the exit rate from unemployment to employment rises sharply as the end of the entitlement period approaches. See Card et al (2007) for a review of findings.…”
Section: Endnotesmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The second component is income-based, also with a maximum of 65 pounds per week, and given only if the claimant as an income level below a certain threshold. 12 (Moffitt 1985;Meyer 1990;Van Ours and Vodopivec 2006;Dormont and Fougère 2001) all find, using data from different countries, that the exit rate from unemployment to employment rises sharply as the end of the entitlement period approaches. See Card et al (2007) for a review of findings.…”
Section: Endnotesmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Ces sous-groupes sont définis en fonction d'une double dimension : le niveau d'éducation et le fait de percevoir ou non des indemnités chômage. Ces deux dimensions ont été choisies car plusieurs études ont souligné l'effet marqué du diplôme et des allocations chômage (Dormont, Fougère, Prieto, 2001;Meyer, 1995) sur la durée de chômage. Trois niveaux d'éducation sont définis : le niveau 1 regroupe les individus ayant atteint au maximum le premier cycle d'enseignement général (DIPL1), le niveau 2 rassemble les individus ayant atteint l'enseignement technique court (DIPL2) et le niveau 3 regroupe les personnes ayant atteint l'enseignement technique long ou l'enseignement supérieur (DIPL3).…”
Section: Méthode D'estimationunclassified
“…Dans l'analyse des facteurs explicatifs des transitions individuelles du chô-mage vers l'emploi, les travaux économétriques développés ces dernières années ont concentré leur attention sur l'influence des caractéristiques individuelles et des politiques publiques mises en place pour améliorer les chances de retour à l'emploi (Bonnal, Fougère, Serandon, 1995;Werquin, 1997;Dormont, Fougère, Prieto, 2001). Au delà du caractère particulièrement discriminant de ces facteurs, l'étude proposée dans cet article vise à mesurer l'influence de certaines contraintes spatiales rencontrées par les chômeurs au cours de leur recherche d'emploi sur l'hétérogénéité et la qualité des issues au chômage.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…In fact, this form of degressivity has been implemented in many OECD countries (Table 7). Whereas according to Dormont et al (2001) the degressivity with which France experimented in the 1990s did not appear to have any positive impact on getting people back to work, Prieto (2000) suggests that a more abrupt drop in benefits increases returns to work more than a gradual decrease. Furthermore, the public employment service (PES), Pôle emploi, is well placed to administer the unemployed and deal with benefit payments, but it struggles to carefully monitor jobseekers and provide them with tailored training and job solutions.…”
Section: Conditionality Of Unemployment Benefits Should Be Strengthenedmentioning
confidence: 99%