Improving the Effectiveness of Individual Training Accounts: Long-Term Findings from an Experimental Evaluation of Three Service Delivery Models

Irma Perez-Johnson, Quinn Moore and Robert Santillano

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Abstract: According to findings from a new study, job seekers in the United States could realize potential net benefits over 20 years of approximately $41,000 per person if local workforce training agencies implemented programs that combine higher, more flexible individual limits for expenditures on state-approved training with support from training counselors.

Keywords: ITA; Individual Training Accounts; Service Delivery Models; Labor (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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