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The article says: "Overall, one year after the intervention stopped, the experiment produced a 14% increase in assets and a 96% increase in savings, compared w
by phaemon 11y ago
The article says:
"Overall, one year after the intervention stopped, the experiment produced a 14% increase in assets and a 96% increase in savings, compared with similar groups of people not enrolled in the program,"
And the paper abstract says:
"This shift, which persists and strengthens after assistance is withdrawn, leads to a 38% increase in earnings."
Where are you getting 5% from?
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoOh! That's different article from the one I saw posted elsewhere. I read one that was much, much longer.