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Data and Code for Teaching Labor Laws: Evidence From A Randomized Control Trial in South Africa

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socioeconomic

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datasetsoftware
Creator:
BerCré
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ICP
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We assess whether imperfect knowledge of labor regulation hinders job creation at small and medium-sized firms. We partner with a labor law expert that provides information about labor regulation via newsletters and access to a specialized website. We randomly assign 1800 firms to get access to this service for a 21-week period. Six months later, the average employment level at treatment firms was 12\% higher than at control firms. The intervention decreased the perception that labor regulation is a constraint to hiring and increased optimal employment level.

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Labor DemandLabor law

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