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Table 3 Distribution of the estimated programme effects in the estimation sample

From: What active labour market programmes work for immigrants in Europe? A meta-analysis of the evaluation literature

 

Estimated effect is

 

Significantly negative

Insignificant

Significantly positive

1) ALMP type

a) Training

5

14

11

b) Wage subsidy

2

4

10

c) Public works

5

15

3

d) Services/Sanctions

0

9

8

e) Other programmes

1

6

0

f) Migrant-specific programme

0

4

2

g) General programme

13

44

30

2) Method employed

a) Matching

4

38

13

b) Duration

8

6

15

c) Other method

1

4

4

3) Time evaluated programme ran

a) 1980s

0

0

2

b) 1990s

9

11

11

c) 2000s

4

37

19

4) Programme duration

a) Up to 4 months

2

10

13

b) 5 or more months

5

14

1

c) Mixed/unknown

6

24

18

5) Publication status

a) Working paper

11

35

19

b) Published

2

13

13

Number of estimates

13

48

32

  1. Remarks: The table displays absolute numbers. The numbers relate to short-run estimates, which are defined as effect estimates based on outcomes observed up to two years after programme start. Where there are more than one such short-term estimates, the latest (most long-term) one is sampled.