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The benefits were more apparent in studies where subjects had been asked to remember information for several days or longer.

"These are people who stayed in the public sector all their lives because the benefits were more generous," he said.

Pay was considered lower, but pension and other benefits were more attractive, job security was better, and there was the feel-good factor of public service.

For Mr. Roosevelt, a conservationist who has gone listening for bird calls in Central Park, the long-term environmental benefits were more important than the view.

And this, as Robert Joyce of the Institute for Fiscal Studies explains, is "the chief reason why inequality declined with the recession: as wages dipped sharply, benefits were more stable, and benefits go mostly to those on lower incomes".

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But benefits are more modest.

Other benefits are more obvious.

For other products the benefits are more finely balanced.

Unsurprisingly, they take longer when their benefits are more generous.

Child Poverty Action Group has long argued that universal benefits are more effective at reaching the poorest families.