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. Lobel asks, what is the future of employment and labor law protections when reality is rapidly transforming the ways we work … and simplify the notoriously malleable classification doctrine; the second is to expand certain employment protections to …
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theorizing. Twenty-first century technological progress, heavily impacting on employment, is a process that has just started but …
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. While neoclassical growth theory typically assumes full employment – with no effect of investment on unemployment – we find …
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We compare labor market outcomes under firm-level and sector-level bargaining in a one-sector mortensen-pissarides economy with firm-specific productivity shocks. Our main theoretical results are twofold. First, unemployment is lower under firm-level bargaining second, introducing efficient...
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interventions on unemployment and growth. Reforms that result in lower labor costs raise employment, reduce unemployment, and boost … innovation raise employment and reduce unemployment because they attract entry and generate more competition in the product …
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paper quantifies to what extent structural trends and the reform pace affect employment growth under the new normal. Delays …
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We examine the equilibrium wage and employment outcomes in a labor market model comprised of informationally … employment interactions between workers and employers in terms of a quantal response equilibrium and produces an equilibrium …
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The model of the wage bargaining constitutes a framework for calculation of the NAWRU in Poland. The approach used in the paper let me trace changes of the natural unemployment rate in Poland in the context of structural changes in the economy in the last decade. Moreover, I introduced the...
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In this working paper James K. Galbraith, professor of economics at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin, rejects the analytical construct within which many economists currently operate; that is, the construct in which in the extreme macroeconomic...
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