Two youth jobs programmes: which buys more outcome?
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The prompt
A government has USD 10 million to help young people find jobs. Programme A (classroom training) costs USD 2,000 per trainee, and 25 percent of trainees find a job they would not otherwise have found. Programme B (paid apprenticeships with employers) costs USD 5,000 per trainee, and 70 percent find a job they would not otherwise have found. Which programme gets more extra jobs for the money?
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