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could lead to more unemployment. This long run effect vanishes under the Phillips specification. On the whole, the final … effect upon unemployment depends on agents' bargaining preferences during wage negotiations: the further from labor cost they … negotiate (thus the closer to net income), the higher the risk that demographic change ultimately leads to more unemployment. …
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-time work and unemployment developed considerably. So it is not sure that the female labor force participation measured by the … 25 and 59 years old. We propose several definitions of participation according to whether it includes or not unemployment … over time. The main results are as follows. The participation of the women (in employment or unemployment) does continue to …
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, high unemployment and a large proportion of the work force employed in agriculture and industry. In addition, they tend to …
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The decline of the working places – a XXI century drama? And if so, why that? Then, in what respect do we speak about reasoning regarding a prolonged economic environment that might be disregarded and in what respect do we have in view structural reasoning concerning technologies? This is the...
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