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1/29/2013 8:19:18 PM
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Anyone who says that welfare is an incentive to not find a job... prove it, please.
Using the scientific method, prove that people who live in places where welfare is an option will consistently refuse the opportunity to be employed.
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Edited by A Good Troll: 1/29/2013 8:41:42 PM[url=http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703959704575454431457720188.html]Harvard Economist[/url] - unemployment extensions raised unemployment by 2.7%. [url=http://econjwatch.org/articles/the-unemployment-impact-of-the-2008-extension-of-unemployment-insurance-as-high-as-robert-barro-suggested]Rebuttal[/url] by Stephen Mullens (PHD, Econometrics specialist) says The UI benefit extensions that have occurred between the summer of 2008 and the end of 2010 are estimated to have had a cumulative effect of raising the unemployment rate by .77 to 1.54 percentage points. You won't find a single economist that says longer unemployment insurance, or even unemployment insurance in general, does not increase the unemployment rate at all - the question is how much.
