Institutional Moral Hazard in the Regulation of Unemployment

<h3>Data Overview</h3>

<p>The data collected for this dissertation consists of 1) interviews, 2) policy documents, 3) legislation and 4) descriptive statistics. The interviews are conducted in a semi-structured way and have been collected by the researcher. They have been anonymized, transcribed, coded and analyzed using NVIVO. All anonymized transcripts and reports are subject to depositor-approved access, according to conditions specified in the <a href=" https://qdr.syr.edu/guidance/human-participants/access-controls#depositor-approved-access">QDR Depositor-approved Access Control Policy</a> and the Data Narrative file. The policy documents have been gathered through publicly available means or have been gifted to the researcher by informants. In several cases where copyright applied, permission has been obtained from the copyright holder. Legislation and descriptive statistics are gathered from publicly available sources.</p>