For instance, individuals with no or relatively weaker attachment to the labour market are less likely to benefit from unemployment insurance programmes by design. As shown in Panel A of Figure 1.19, the likelihood of receiving unemployment benefits conditional on being unemployed tends to increase with age in most OECD countries. In all countries, the ratio for those aged between 15 and 24 is below average and in some cases the ratio can be less than one-half the average ratio (e.g. Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain and the United States).