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Labour market tightness is a phrase often used by commentators and policy-makers, but it is rarely defined. In this paper, the phrase labour market tightness is interpreted as describing the balance between the demand for, and the supply of, labour. A logical consequence of this approach is that...
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In this paper a matching model with variable search intensity that incorporates the inactive is developed and calibrated. The model is used to look at possible explanations for the recent sharp decline in the UK working-age unemployment rate, which has been accompanied by only a moderate...
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Labour market tightness is a phrase often used by commentators and policy-makers, but it is rarely defined. In this paper, the phrase 'labour market tightness' is interpreted as describing the balance between the demand for, and the supply of, labour. A logical consequence of this approach is...
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In this paper a matching model with variable search intensity that incorporates the inactive is developed and calibrated. The model is used to look at possible explanations for the recent sharp decline in the UK working-age unemployment rate, which has been accompanied by only a moderate...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005435736