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Job matching on non separated occupational labour markets

Stops, Michael - 2011 - Preliminary and not completed version

This work refers to analyses of matching processes on occupational labour markets in Germany. Up to now, all studies in this field are based on the crucial assumption of separate occupational labour markets. I outlined some theoretical considerations that occupational markets are probably not...

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A search and matching approach to business-cycle migration in the euro area

Clemens, Marius; Hart, Janine - 2019

Recently migration patterns in the euro area changed markedly in response to increasing unemployment disparities. This … business-cycle related fluctuations in net migration flows and the crucial role of unemployment and vacancies in shaping …-cycle migration. In this model unemployment arises from search and matching frictions. We endogenize migration via the unemployed …

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Marriage and divorce under labor market uncertainty

Holzner, Christian; Schulz, Bastian - 2019 - Preliminary version

partners in the marriage market and switch between employment and unemployment in the labor market. In the marriage market … labor market divorces triggered by unemployment has decreased significantly. …

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Search, flows, job creations and destructions

Cahuc, Pierre - In: Labour economics : official journal of the European … 30 (2014), pp. 22-29

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Immigration and job creation

Chassamboulli, Andri - In: Understanding migration with macroeconomics, (pp. 117-160). 2020

Chassamboulli discusses recent research on the effect of immigration policies on job creation. New findings show that various types of immigrants can have a positive impact on employers’ incentives to post vacancies and create new jobs, which benefits also competing natives. Policies that...

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A joint theory of polarization and deunionization

Foll, Tobias; Hartmann, Anna - 2019

Over the past 50 years, the U.S. and several European labor markets have undergone two most incisive developments: job market polarization and deunionization. In this paper, we argue that routine-biased technical change is not only the driving force behind polarization, as prevalently assumed,...

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The long-term impact of Objective 1 funding on unemployment and labour market disparities : evidence from the UK

Di Cataldo, Marco - 2015

for Objective 1 support occurred in the UK region of Cornwall in 2000, we are able to compare Cornwall's unemployment … for not having received Objective 1 funding. Second, we use Local Authority Districts and compare the unemployment change … unemployment in Cornwall as compared to regions that did not benefit from Objective 1 support. In the second part of the study we …

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The EITC over the great recession : who benefited?

Jones, Maggie R. - In: National tax journal 70 (2017) 4, pp. 709-736

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"Revenge" of the globalization losers

Pop, Napoleon; Ioan-Franc, Valeriu - 2018

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Local labor markets and crimes by non-residents

Filiztekin, Alpay - 2013

of unemployment rate and average wages on crime in a region committed by non-residents, as well as implement a gravity …

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