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The standard equilibrium models of business cycles face a puzzling fact that total hours vary greatly over the business cycle without much variation in aggregate wages. The model augments the standard RBC model to include Lucas span of control. Distinction between market and non-market and...
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productivity shocks. In particular, the employment response to a permanent productivity shock is more likely to be positive the …
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We examine the impact of wage stickiness when employment has an effort as well as hours dimension. Despite wages being predetermined, the labor market clears through the effort margin. We compare this model quantitatively to models with flexible and sticky wages, but no effort margin. Allowing...
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productivity shocks. In particular, the employment response to a permanent productivity shock is more likely to be positive the …
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We examine the impact of wage stickiness when employment has an effort as well as hours dimension. Despite wages being predetermined, the labor market clears through the effort margin. We compare this model quantitatively to models with flexible and sticky wages, but no effort margin. Allowing...
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other introduces an idiosyncratic shock to the opportunity cost of market work that is highly correlated with the shock to …
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