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Which Active Labor Market Policies Work for Male Refugees? Evidence from Germany – CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 May 2023

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Abstract

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The authors apologise to the readers for having to update some of the values for the labor earnings in the paper, due to a minor error in the code of the data preparation. Corrected results are rather similar to the original results presented and the paper's conclusions remain unchanged.

The correction led to a slight increase in the descriptive mean values of monthly labor earnings for all groups in the raw sample after 33 months in section B of Table 1 (please see below the corrected values in red). Moreover, the correction led to larger estimates of effects on real monthy labor income (see Figure 2), especially for in-firm training (IFT) and further vocational training (FVT). The new effect estimates on real monthly income for all programs are shown in Figure 2 below. After 33 months the effects for IFT participants amounted to 480 Euros per month (old: 360 Euros). After 33 months the effects for FVT participants amounted to 830 Euros per month (old: 710 Euros). For participants in Schemes by providers monthly earnings also increased, albeit with a smaller magnitude: after 33 months the participation effect in the program amounted to 68 Euros (old: 65 Euros). The effects for participation in One-Euro-Jobs (OEJs) did not change after the correction.

Table 1. Selected descriptive statistics

Note: Statistically significant differences at the 10/5/1% level between participants and non-participants are indicated by */**/*** on the respective value among the non-participants.

Figure 2. Effects on real monthy labor income in Euro.

References

Kasrin, Z. and Tubbicke, S. (2022), Which Active Labor Market Policies Work for Male Refugees? Evidence from Germany. Journal of Social Policy, Published by Cambridge University Press, 30 June 2022. doi: 10.1017/S0047279422000605.Google Scholar
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Table 1. Selected descriptive statistics

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Figure 2. Effects on real monthy labor income in Euro.