With this estimation, those assigned to treatment are 2.3 percentage points more likely to have a long-term fixed contract (LTFC) than those not assigned in a treated area. The ones assigned to the control group in a treated area are 1.3 percentage points less likely to have found an LTFC than those assigned to the super control. There are significant estimates for men, but not for women. Finally, net effects of being assigned to treatment are insignificant, raising doubts about the effectivity of the program. Table 1 summarizes the results mentioned.