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, so-called efficient bargaining, for each period. The frictional labor markets reasonably reflect the volatility of real …
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The conventional search and matching model has been criticized for its inability to explain large cyclical volatility … volatility without assuming wage rigidity by showing that households can rationally select a Nash equilibrium consisting of …
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This paper tests empirically the well-known Goodwin’s ‘growth cycle’ disaggregated models, using data from the symmetric input-output table of the Greek economy for the year 1988. It is found that from qualitative as well as quantitative point of view, both models are not adequate to...
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Unlike usual estimation techniques, we follow Clark (1989) to estimate the correlation between the transitory components of unemployment and output as part of a system of correlations between the permanent and transitory components of both series. This model provides better estimate of the...
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In the U.S. economy hours and productivity are negatively correlated, and volatility of hours is two times higher than … volatility of productivity. In the standard one shock RBC model hours are positively correlated with productivity, and hours are …
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bargaining, the model hardly produces unrealistically high volatility of real variables or countercyclical productivity because …, and instantaneous hiring. Efficient and forward-looking bargaining are important in accounting for the U.S. business cycle …
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employmentpopulation ratio; only 20 percent of the actual volatility of the unemployment rate is accounted for; and the labor market …
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apply statistical analysis, volatility and correlations, to characterize the business cycle of fundamental variables for the …
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standard deviations of all variables but vacancies. We identify technology and separation shocks to be the main driver of …
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employment to unemployment (EU) were lower by a factor of 4 in Germany. (2) The volatility of the UE rate was equal but the EU … rate was 2.3 times more volatile in Germany. (3) In Germany EU flows contributed 60 − 70% to the unemployment volatility …
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