Yearly gains/savings of getting employed | Yearly gains/savings of getting mainstream housing | Yearly non-healthcare gains/savings | Yearly healthcare gains/savings | Yearly gains/savings for overall economy | |
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Eligible population is 16–65 years old, FTE=0.50 | 16 722 263 (−155 189 to 33 567 680) | 8 025 662 (−1 439 527 to 17 575 351) | 24 747 926 (5 773 481 to 44 015 799) | 33 541 128 (10 398 380 to 55 132 937) | 58 259 054 (28 138 734 to 87 657 053) |
Eligible population is 16–65 years old, FTE=0.80 | 26 755 621 (−248 302 to 53 708 288) | 8 025 662 (−1 439 527 to 17 575 351) | 34 781 284 (6 805 948 to 62 951 554) | 33 541 128 (10 398 380 to 55 132 937) | 68 322 412 (31 760 921 to 104 500 191) |
Eligible population is 16–35 years old, FTE=0.65 | 10 478 454 (−96 244 to 20 968 657) | 5 492 162 (−991 468 to 12 028 084) | 15 970 616 (3 886 781 to 28 454 839) | 23 000 612 (7 036 658 to 38 686 582) | 38 971 228 (18 827 675 to 59 353 359) |
Eligible population is 16–35 years old, FTE=0.50 | 8 060 349 (−74 034 to 16 129 736) | 5 492 162 (−991 468 to 12 028 084) | 13 552 511 (3 474 735 to 24 176 107) | 23 000 612 (7 036 658 to 38 686 582) | 36 553 123 (17 692 126 to 55 661 405) |
Eligible population is 16–35 years old, FTE=0.80 | 12 896 558 (−118 455 to 25 807 578) | 5 492 162 (−991 468 to 12 028 084) | 18 388 721 (4 259 501 to 32 757 572) | 23 000 612 (7 036 658 to 38 686 582) | 41 389 333 (19 865 352 to 63 267 322) |
FTE, full-time equivalent.