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the unemployment, this paper tries to answer the following question: Is a nominal permanent disinflation compatible with … short-run unemployment costs but also with long-run output benefits? The answer to this question crucially depends on the …
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In this paper we study the structure of labor market flows in Spain and compare them with France and the US. We characterize a number of empirical regularities and stylized facts. One striking result is that the job finding rate is slightly higher than in France, while the jon loss rate is much...
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in explaining the variability of unemployment and vacancies. If we incorporate long-term wage contracts into the model …
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-specific labour imply a sufficient degree of real rigidity, and so can reproduce inflation dynamics well. However, they imply too … little real rigidity and, so, too volatile inflation, owing to strong responses of marginal wages and hours per employee … the responses of wages, inflation and employment. …
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We test the Barro-Gordon model extended to allow for persistence in unemployment. First, we build an index of central … bank independence and measures of persistence, and then we compare them with inflation performance in OECD countries. Our … of inflation. …
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This paper studies the joint behaviour of inflation and unemployment in Spain over the period 1964-1995. We analyze the … implications both of full hysteresis in unemployment and high inflation persistence for inference regarding dynamic Phillips trade …
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Excessive levels of firing costs have been consistently blamed for the relatively weak employment in Europe, yet the concusions to be drawn from the literature are somewhat ambiguous. The paper re-examines the impact of adjustment costs under uncertainty.
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