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Chasamboulli, Andri N. - 2005

My thesis explores the following question: how workers of different skill are allocated across jobs and unemployment … high unemployment, as increased congestion in the labor market hinders workers from finding a suitable match. I focus on …-skill unemployment dynamics. I capture the across-skill search externalities and spillover effects that arise when low- and high …

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Can subsidized employment tackle long-term unemployment? Experimental evidence from North Macedonia

Armand, Alex; Carneiro, Pedro; Tagliati, Federico; Xia, … - 2020

Este documento estudia el impacto de un experimento en Macedonia del Norte en el cual individuos en paro de larga duración que participan en un programa de empleo subvencionado son seleccionados de manera aleatoria para participar en una entrevista de trabajo. Los empleadores que contratan a un...

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Information, Technology and Information Worker Productivity

Aral, Sinan; Brynjolfsson, Erik; Van Alstyne, Marshall - 2008

We study the fine-grained relationships among information flows, IT use,and individual information-worker productivity, by analyzing work at amidsize executive recruiting firm. We analyze both project-level andindividual-level performance using: (1) direct observation of over125,000 e-mail...

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Learning and Inference in Massive Social Networks

Hill, Shawndra; Provost, Foster; Volinsky, Chris - 2007

Researchers and practitioners increasingly are gaining access to data onexplicit social networks. For example, telecommunications and technologyfirms record data on consumer networks (via phone calls, emails,voice-over-IP, instant messaging), and social-network portal sites suchas MySpace,...

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A Structural Model of Segregation in Social Networks

Mele, Angelo - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - 2010

In this paper, I develop and estimate a dynamic model of strategicnetwork formation with heterogeneous agents. The main theoretical resultis the existence of a unique stationary equilibrium, which characterizesthe probability of observing a specific network in the data. As aconsequence, the...

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Social Networks, Personalized Advertising, and Privacy Controls

Tucker, Catherine - Sloan School of Business, MIT - 2010

This paper investigates how internet users' perception of control overtheir personal information affects how likely they are to click ononline advertising. The paper uses data from a randomized fieldexperiment that examined the relative effectiveness of personalizing adcopy to mesh with existing...

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How healthy is my network? A quick guide to assessing the capacity of your network to produce results

Murphy, Glen D. - 2007

A criticism often levelled at poor HR practice is that practitioners "don’t know the business" or are "isolated in their ivory towers". However the diverse nature of the roles played by HR practitioners naturally leads to the development of networks not only within the organisation, but...

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Peer Effects in Sexual Initiation: Separating Social Norms and Partner Supply

Richards, Seth O. - 2010

Sexual activity among adolescents is associated with risks such as pregnancy and STDs, and there is substantial policy interest in how peers influence the timing of sexual initiation. This paper measures separate effects for two social mechanisms--peer-group norms and partner availability--using...

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Sensitivity of MRQAP Tests to Collinearity and Autocorrelation Conditions

Dekker, David; Kackhardt, David; Snijders, Tom A. B. - 2005

MRQAP (Multiple Regression { Quadratic Assignment Procedure) tests are permutation tests for multiple regression coe±cients for data organized in square matrices instead of vectors. Such a data structure is typical in social network studies, where variables indicate some type of relation...

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Survival in a collapsing economy: a case study of informal trading at a Zimbabwean flea market

Tamukamoyo, Hamadziripi - 2010

AbstractThe central concern of this study is the nature of informal economic activities among urban traders in Harare, Zimbabwe. The study focuses on a particular flea market and describes the precarious lives of a sample of informal traders. It is shown that, as through much of Africa, the...

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