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Labour force participation: timing persistence

Clark, Kim B.; Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: The review of economic studies 49 (1982) 159, pp. 825-844

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Chief executive background and firm performance

Jarymiszyn, Philip; Clark, Kim B.; Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: The uneasy alliance : managing the …, (pp. 115-136). 1985

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Demographic differences in cyclical employment variation

Clark, Kim B.; Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: Journal of human resources : JHR 16 (1981) 1, pp. 61-79

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Labor force participation : Timing and persistence

Clark, Kim B.; Summers, Lawrence Henry - 1982

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Labor market dynamics and unemployment : A reconsideration

Clark, Kim B.; Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: Brookings papers on economic activity : BPEA (1979) 1, pp. 13-72

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The nature of unemployment spells

Clark, Kim B.; Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: The battle against unemployment and inflation, (pp. 11-19). 1982

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Unemployment insurance labor force transitions

Clark, Kim B.; Summers, Lawrence Henry - 1982

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Unemployment insurance and labor market transitions

Clark, Kim B.; Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: Workers, jobs, and inflation : [conference held at …, (pp. 279-318). 1982

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Unemployment reconsidered

Clark, Kim B.; Summers, Lawrence Henry - In: Harvard business review : HBR 58 (1980) 6, pp. 171-179

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Unemployment Insurance and Labor Force Transitions

Clark, Kim B.; Summers, Lawrence H. - 2021

This paper reports preliminary estimates of an econometric simulation model capable of a comprehensive evaluation of the effects of unemployment insurance on measured and actual employment, unemployment and non-participation. The data are longitudinal comprising information on 75,000 households...

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