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labour market policy until 2007: They have been entitled to unemployment benefit payments until taking up retirement pension … analysis based on a survey of recipients of the Unemployment Benefit II shows that low or no propensity to work was rarely the …
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labour market policy until 2007: They have been entitled to unemployment benefit payments until taking up retirement pension … analysis based on a survey of recipients of the Unemployment Benefit II shows that low or no propensity to work was rarely the …
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origin of and solution to unemployment is in stark contrast to the neglect in Neoclassical Synthesis of the monetary side of …
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the concept of involuntary unemployment and that, consequently, it had to be rejected. It is shown that this conclusion …
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The paper contains an analysis of a firm's optimal wage and recruitment policy, when the dynamic labor supply to the firm is specified as a Poisson distributed flow of job-applicants, whose reservation wages are distributed in a fairly general way. Provided that the firm is not allowed to lower...
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New-Keynesian general-equilibrium model. Alternatively, it is shown here how wage stickiness may bring unemployment … crucial difference that our model delivers unemployment fluctuations. Thus, second-moment statistics of the US rate of … unemployment are replicated reasonably well in our proposed New-Keynesian model with sticky wages. Demand-side shocks play a more …
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