Take-up of Social Benefits.¶
Ko, W., & Moffitt, R. (2022). Take-up of Social Benefits. Handbook of Labor, Human Resources and Population Economics.
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- Coverage / Reachability
- Service design and public policy: every entitled beneficiary class has at least one accessible pathway to the benefit; coverage gaps are eligible-but-unreachable populations, a chronic failure of welfare programmes.
This sourceSurveys incomplete take-up of social benefits worldwide — only ~30-80% of eligible populations receive targeted benefits versus ~100% for universal programmes — with administrative barriers and access frictions leaving eligible-but-unreached classes, the chronic coverage gap.
- Service design and public policy: every entitled beneficiary class has at least one accessible pathway to the benefit; coverage gaps are eligible-but-unreachable populations, a chronic failure of welfare programmes.
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