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Experiences during the Great Recession support the view that the UK labor market is relatively flexible. Unemployment … stagnation of productivity and wages; an open question is whether this represents a cyclical phenomenon or a structural problem …
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Experiences during the Great Recession support the view that the UK labor market is relatively flexible. Unemployment … stagnation of productivity and wages; an open question is whether this represents a cyclical phenomenon or a structural problem …
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the transitions from unemployment to employment and between different types of employment. Using individual-level panel … attending training courses while unemployed on individuals' yearly ratio of unemployment. In addition to this, we explore … small but still significantly positive effect of training in reducing post-training unemployment events. For employed …
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have high rates of unemployment relative to wage employment, and that self-employment is particularly high where the … unemployment-wage employment ratio is high. I interpret high unemployment-employment ratios as evidence of labor market frictions … labor market frictions can explain almost the entire variation in not only unemployment, but also wage employment and self …
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Social networks, or “job-referral” networks, can help make labor markets become more efficient. Outside the firm, they help workers obtain employment after displacement and secure higher-paying jobs. They can also match highly-skilled workers to more productive employment. Inside the firm,...
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