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We revisit the hypothesis that labor market fluctuations are driven by shocks to the discount rate. Using a model in which the UE and the EU rates are endogenous, we show that an increase in the discount rate leads to a decline in both the UE and the EU rates. In the data, though, the UE and EU...
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Over the last century, unemployment, vacancy, job-finding and job-loss rates as well as the Beveridge curve have no … unemployment, vacancies, job-finding and job-loss rates are constant while the search technology improves over time if and only if …-worker match is acceptable leading to a constant job-finding rate, unemployment, etc... Interestingly, under the same conditions …
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We build a directed search model of the labor market in which workers' transitions between unemployment, employment … for 80 percent of unemployment volatility, 30 percent of vacancy volatility and for the nearly perfect negative … correlation between unemployment and vacancies …
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We develop a life-cycle model of the labor market in which different worker-firm matches have different quality and the assignment of the right workers to the right firms is time consuming because of search and learning frictions. The rate at which workers move between employment, employment and...
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of unemployment and vacancies to negative shocks to the aggregate productivity of labor …
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This paper studies a search model of the labor market where firms have private information about the quality of their vacancies, they can costlessly communicate with unemployed workers before the beginning of the application process, but the content of the communication does not constitute a...
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expectations equilibria. Equilibria differ with respect to the agents' (rational) expectations about future unemployment. We show … that negative shocks to agents' expectations lead to fluctuations in vacancies, unemployment, labor productivity and the …
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