employed friends on the transition from non-employment to employment, and we find the existence of significant network effects …

employed friends on the transition from non-employment to employment, and we find the existence of significant network effects …

issues of correlated effects with instrumental variables and panel data. We find large network effects, which persist even … approximately 13 percent. This is a result of endogenous social interactions. We also provide the first evidence that network …

employed friends on the transition from non-employment to employment, and we find the existence of significant network effects …

employed friends on the transition from non-employment to employment, and we find the existence of significant network effects …

employed friends on the transition from non-employment to employment, and we find the existence of significant network effects …

issues of correlated effects with instrumental variables and panel data. We find large network effects, which persist even … approximately 13 percent. This is a result of endogenous social interactions. We also provide the first evidence that network …