The Impact of Unemployment Insurance Financing on Inequality and the Labor Market

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Chair:

Bruce D. Meyer

, University of Chicago

UI Financing as a Uniform Payroll Tax

Sebastian Graves

Federal Reserve Board

Jonathon Hazell

London School of Economics

Christina Patterson

University of Chicago and NBER

Poor Performance as a Predictable Outcome: Financing the Administration of Unemployment Insurance

Marta Lachowska

W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research

Alexandre Mas

Princeton University and NBER

Stephen A. Woodbury

Michigan State University

Would Broadening the UI Tax Base Benefit Low-Income Workers?

Mark Duggan

Stanford University and NBER

Audrey Guo

Santa Clara University

Andrew Johnston

University of California-Merced

Simulating Comprehensive Unemployment Insurance Reform

Gabriel Chodorow-Reich

Harvard University and NBER

Peter Ganong

University of Chicago and NBER

Jonathon Gruber

Massachusetts Institute of Technology and NBER

Pascal Noel

University of Chicago and NBER

Discussant(s)

Arindrajit Dube

University of Massachusetts-Amherst and NBER

Chloe East

University of Colorado-Denver

Till M. von Wachter

University of California-Los Angeles and NBER

Pauline Leung

Cornell University

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The Impact of Unemployment Insurance Financing on Inequality and the Labor Market

UI Financing as a Uniform Payroll Tax

Poor Performance as a Predictable Outcome: Financing the Administration of Unemployment Insurance

Would Broadening the UI Tax Base Benefit Low-Income Workers?

Simulating Comprehensive Unemployment Insurance Reform

Discussant(s)