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Estimation of a labour supply model with censoring due to unemployment and underemployment

Ham, John C. - 1981

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Unemployment and female labor supply

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Testing intertemporal substitution, implicit contracts, and hours restriction models of the labor market using micro data

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Unemployment, discouraged workers and female labour supply

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Implicit contracts, life cycle labor supply, and intertemporal substitution

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Using Micro Data to Estimate the Intertemporal Substitution Elasticity for Labor Supply in an Implicit Contract Model

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Economists have devoted substantial resources to estimating the intertemporal substitution elasticity for labor supply because this elasticity plays a crucial role in the real business cycle literature. Generally, the estimates of the elasticity have been too low to explain business cycles....

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