The report hihglights specific policy implications based on lessons learned from state experiences:
It is possible (though challenging) to get large-scale, countercyclical job creation programs up and running relatively quickly and to engage the private sector in creating job opportunities.
Subsidized jobs targeted to disadvantaged individuals benefit not only participating workers and businesses but also entire communities and society at large.
Flexibility makes success possible in many different environments.
New targeted funding can provide the catalyst for innovation and increased collaboration.
Subsidized employment programs can be implemented at reasonable cost.
Subsidized employment programs serve a variety of purposes; their performance should be judged on measures that are consistent with their purpose.
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