For the United States, those no longer entitled to UI have seen net replacement rates drop by 2 percentage points between 2002 and 2007. The SNAP increases in 2009 have compensated some of this loss, but net replacement rates for those on GMI nevertheless declined over the 2002-2010 period as a whole. Importantly, the results shown for long-term unemployed can also be seen as a good approximation for the situation of non-standard workers and others with limited or interrupted employment records and no access to unemployment insurance.