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A separate employer experiment reported a roughly three-percentage-point increase in hiring under treatment. MEASUREMENT

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However, we find the opposite, with employers being somewhat more likely to make a hire. In the panel of Table 2 labeled “Job opening outcomes,” we see that the treatment increased hiring by about 3 percentage points, from a baseline hire control group of 4 ... %.