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unemployment rates are much the same. Furthermore, inactivity is strongly concentrated among the unskilled and those suffering from …Inactivity rates among prime-age men in the UK have risen by at least five times since the early 1970s whereas … a limiting long-term illness or disability. In our analysis of inactivity rates by region and age group we find that …
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Research on entrepreneurship often uses information on self-employment to proxy for business creation and innovative behaviour. However, little evidence has been collected on the link between these measures. In this paper, we use data from the UK Labour Force Survey (LFS) combined with data from...
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Many blame globalisation for growing wage inequality in the UK. But according to research by Giulia Faggio, Kjell Salvanes and John Van Reenen, the rise in inequality is better explained by increasing dispersion in the productivity of firms related to their use of new technology. Their study...
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creation in the private sector and unemployment. We also show that long-term unemployment depends on current and past values of … short-term unemployment and that this path-dependence fades away as soon as we reach time t-3. We interpret this result as …
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