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using data obtained from administrative unemployment insurance (UI) records, we identify the reduced form impact of … education on unemployment duration. We show that high-educated individuals, compared to their low-educated counterparts, stay … education may be increasing one's selectiveness over jobs. This difference in unemployment duration between the high- vs. the …

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