Dministrative burden—the logistical barriers, stigma, paperwork, cost of information acquisition, and other hassles involved in enrolling and participating in public programs—shapes individuals’ experience of government and can deter enrollment among those for whom program benefits likely outweigh the costs (burden et al., 2012; currie, 2006; wichowsky and moynihan, 2008; herd and moynihan, 2018). efforts to address these barriers by reducing stigma and providing help with income validation, application completion, and remembering to apply can increase both take-up and the net benefits from these programs (finkelstein and notowidigdo, 2019; bhargava and manoli, 2015; sommers et al., 2012; aizer, 2007). yet despite considerable research about overcoming barriers to social program take-up among adults, we know much less about how administrative burden affects another type of public spending: skill-building interventions for young people

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• who: ivanpclee from the (UNIVERSITY) have published the paper: dministrative burdenu2014the logistical barriers, stigma, paperwork, cost of information acquisition, and other hassles involved in enrolling and participating in public programsu2014shapes individualsu2019 experience of government and can deter enrollment among those for whom program benefits likely outweigh the costs (Burden et al., 2012; Currie, 2006; Wichowsky and Moynihan, 2008; Herd and Moynihan, 2018). Efforts to address these barriers by reducing stigma and providing help with income validation, application completion, and remembering to apply can increase both take-up and the net benefits from these programs (Finkelstein and Notowidigdo . . .
  

   

  

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