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Séminaire Florian FOUQUET

Séminaire Florian FOUQUET

Prochain Séminaire du GAINS

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Le prochain séminaire du GAINS aura lieu le 5 décembre 2023 de 10h30 à 12h00 en salle T204

 

Florian FOUQUET(Le Mans Université) présentera un papier intitulé "The effect of a minor health shock on labour market outcomes: The case of concussions" co-écrit avec Lisa MEEHAN (NZ Work Research Institute, AUT), Gail PACHECO (NZ Work Research Institute, AUT), et Alice THEADOM (TBI Network, AUT).

 

Abstract:

The literature on health shocks finds that minor injuries have only a short-term impact on labour market outcomes. However, mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBIs, commonly referred to as concussions) may be different as the medical literature highlights that they can have long-term health and cognitive effects. We use administrative data on all medically-diagnosed mTBIs in New Zealand linked to monthly tax records to examine the labour market effects of suffering a mTBI up to four years after the injury. We use a comparison group of those who suffer a mTBI but at a later date to overcome potential endogeneity issues, and employ a doubly-robust difference-in-differences method. We find that suffering a mTBI has negative effects on both employment and earnings. Rather than dissipating over time, these negative effects grow, representing a decrease in employment rate of 20 percentage points and earning losses of about a third after 48 months. Our results highlight the need for timely diagnosis and treatment to mitigate the effect of mTBIs on individuals’ labour market outcomes to reduce economic and social costs.

 

Un lien zoom est disponible pour ceux qui ne peuvent pas assister au séminaire en présentiel :

https://univ-lemans-fr.zoom.us/j/99569409656?pwd=RGhwakhqMnpHdDBENDVtQ0tUbVpHQT09

Meeting ID: 995 6940 9656
Passcode: 037907

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