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Most studies that use classical unit-root tests in OECD countries support the unemployment hysteresis hypothesis … number of panel unit root tests, which are known to overcome specification problems, to check the existence of hysteresis in …, refuting the unemployment hysteresis hypothesis. …
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ideas that have been proposed to explain the problem of unemployment hysteresis and discusses their appropriateness in the … nonlinearities in the mean to empirically examine the hypothesis of hysteresis. The results supported these non- linear …
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This paper applies a set of unit root and cointegration tests with non-linear error-correction mechanisms to a subset of the OECD countries to investigate the empirical conclusions of some of the labor market models in the literature. I generally find that the unemployment rate, productivity,...
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This study tests the hysteresis hypothesis of unemployment in fourteen OECD countries by examining the stationarity of … unemployment rates using several panel unit root tests. Empirical results show that the hysteresis hypothesis cannot be rejected … consider the cross-country labor markets interdependence when testing the hysteresis hypothesis as the labor market …
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This paper shows that the structural breaks are an important characteristic of the monthly labor force participation rate (LFPR) series of Australia, Canada and the USA. Therefore we allow for endogenously determined multiple structural breaks in the empirical specifications of fractionally...
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This study undertakes an examination of asymmetric co-integration adjustment in Okun’s law for South Africa between the periods of 2000-2013. This objective is tackled through the use of momentum threshold autoregressive (MTAR) econometric framework. Contrary to conventional theory, the...
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We identify fiscal impulses in the EU New Member States using four different methods and apply econometric panel data techniques to determine what is the response of output and its components to those impulses. We also directly test the effects of fiscal impulses on labor costs and households’...
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The concept of NAIRU summarized the observed negative correlation between the unemployment rate and the inflation rate for a number of countries. This correlation persuaded some analysts of the impossibility for governments to simultaneously target both low unemployment and price stability....
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This paper revisits the hysteresis and unemployment problem in Europe by using new data and some innovative methods …. Blanchard and Summers are among first researchers to detect the existence of unemployment hysteresis and to attribute the … hysteresis effects to the European unemployment problem (Blanchard and Summers, 1986). Despite numerous empirical inquiries on …
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This work tries to explain, by means of Phillips's curve (in a simple model), the relation that exists between inflation and rate of unemployment in the period from 1993 to 2006, in addition estimates the natural rate of unemployment for the above mentioned period, here evidence appears in...
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