List of tables and figures - Evaluation of the Labour Market Development Agreements

Table 1. Share of LMDA funding and average cost per participant
Figure i. Change in probability of being employed in participants relative to non-participants
Figure ii. Increased cumulative earnings of participants relative to non-participants
Table 2. Number of years for the benefits to exceed program costs
Table 3. Share of LMDA funding and average cost per participant
Figure 1. Example of incremental impact calculation
Figure 2. Number of unemployed Canadians and EBSM participants
Figure 3. Increased earnings of active and former Skills Development participants relative to non-participants
Figure 4. Average earnings for active claimant participants in Skills Development-Apprentices (in current dollars)
Figure 5. Average earnings for former claimant participants in Skills Development-Apprentices (in current dollars)
Figure 6. Targeted Wage Subsidies application process
Figure 7. Increased earnings of active and former Targeted Wage Subsidies participants relative to non-participants
Figure 8. Increased earnings of active and former Job Creation Partnerships participants relative to non-participants
Figure 9. Incidence of employment for active claimant participants in Employment Assistance Services
Figure 10. Cumulative incremental impacts on earnings related to the timing of participation in Employment Assistance Services
Figure 11. Change in probability of being employed in participants relative to non-participants
Figure 12. Increased cumulative earnings of participants relative to non-participants
Figure 13. Cumulative increase in employment earnings for youth participants relative to non-participants youth
Figure 14. Cumulative increase in employment earnings for older workers participants relative to non-participants older workers
Figure 15. Change in the cumulative use of Employment Insurance and Social Assistance for active claimants relative to non-participants
Figure 16. Change in cumulative use of Employment Insurance and Social Assistance for former claimants relative to non-participants
Table 4. Number of years for the benefits to exceed program costs
Table A1. Number of key informants interviews and P/Ts covered by the LMDA studies
Table B1. Socio-demographic and labour market characteristics of Skills Development participants
Table B2. Incremental impacts for Skills Development – Active claimants
Table B3. Incremental impacts for Skills Development – Former claimants
Table B4. Cost-benefit results from the Social perspective for Skills Development
Table C1. Socio-demographic and labour market characteristics of Skills Development-Apprenticeship participants
Table C2. Labour market outcomes for Active claimants who started Skills Development-Apprenticeship in 2003 to 2005
Table C3. Labour market outcomes for Former claimants who started Skills Development-Apprenticeship in 2003 to 2005
Table D1. Socio-demographic and labour market characteristics of Targeted Wage Subsidies participants
Table D2. Incremental impacts for Targeted Wage Subsidies – Active claimants
Table D3. Incremental impacts for Targeted Wage Subsidies – Former claimants
Table D4. Cost-benefit results from the social perspective for Targeted Wage Subsidies
Table E1. Socio-demographic and labour market characteristics of Self-Employment participants
Table E2. Incremental impacts for Self Employment – Active claimants
Table E3. Incremental impacts for Self Employment – Former claimants
Table F1. Socio-demographic and labour market characteristics of Job Creation Partnerships participants
Table F2. Incremental impacts for Job Creation Partnerships – Active claimants
Table F3. Incremental impacts for Job Creation Partnerships – Former claimants
Table F4. Cost-benefit results from the social perspective for Job Creation Partnerships
Table G1. Socio-demographic and labour market characteristics of Employment Assistance Services only participants
Table G2. Incremental impacts for employment Assistance Services only
Table G3. Incremental impacts related to the timing of participation in Employment Assistance Services
Table G4. Incremental impacts on the time of return to employment for the Participation in Employment Assistance Services only
Table G5. Cost-benefit results from the social perspective for Employment Assistance Services Only
Table H1. Overview of studies included in this synthesis report