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This paper develops a simple general equilibrium model with sequential search in which a non-degenerate wage offer … compensation on the unemployment rate and aggregate welfare taking into account the induced change in the wage offer distribution …
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How important for success on the job is uninterrupted labor force participation? Data on labor force status for a 15 year period for individual salaried employees in Swedish Industry makes possible the estimation of the effect of years of experience and years of non-experience on earnings. One...
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presence can be tested, and draw out its implications for the wage and welfare gains to the activity. An empirical application …
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subject to strong qualifications. It is demonstrated that the wage and employment effects of a one percentage point increase … in wage costs) than an increase in the employers part of the tax. This non-neutrality, however, does not prevail when the …
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The human capital model predicts that in equilibrium and in the absence of discrimination units of human capital possessed by individuals are paid the same rentals. This would hold also when comparing private and government sectors. Only non-pecuniary rewards such as better job security of...
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manufacturing. Most of this increase was due to increased wage subsidies to specific firms facing acute difficulties. The Swedish … selective wage subsidy yields higher industrial output, employment and export in the short run than alternative subsidy policies …
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