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The recession of 2008-2009 inflicted a larger cumulative loss of UK output than any of the other post-war recessions. Nevertheless, employment rates remained higher than might have been expected given the experience of previous recessions. The main reasons for this appear to be a combination of...
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, notably those who are second–earners, younger or older, or from poorer socioeconomic backgrounds. Furthermore, the incentives …
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affected by the episodes of economic volatility since 1995 reveals the failure of the traditional, Labor Law-based income …
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We document the sources behind the costs of job loss over the business cycle using administrative data from Germany. Losses in annual earnings after displacement are large, persistent, and highly cyclical, nearly doubling in size during downturns. A large part of the long-term earnings losses...
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shrink. This adjustment process creates both a demand for labor in some sectors and job losses in others. Government policies … to cushion the impact of adjustment and facilitate the movement of labor from declining to rising sectors are discussed. …
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, high long-term unemployment, stagnant or declining wages for low-to-medium skill jobs owing to adverse labor demand shifts …The depth of the Great Recession, the slow recovery of job creation, the downward trend in labor force participation …, and a greater rebound in low-wage than mid- or higher-wage jobs, raised concerns that the normal business cycle dynamics …
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institutional set-up of the labor market. It looks at the role of the reservation wage for the lower segment of the labor market and … discusses the impact of contributions to social security on the demand for labor. …
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Social surveys are often used to estimate unemployment duration distributions. Survey non-response may then cause a bias. We study this by using a data set that combines survey information of individual workers with administrative records of the same workers. The latter provide information on...
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participation are given in the second part of the paper. Detailed analyses of the forces behind the participation rates for …
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Unemployment is at a low and stable level in Denmark. This achievement is often attributed to the so-called flexicurity model combining flexible hiring and firing rules for employers with income security for employees. Whatever virtues this model may have, a low and stable unemployment rate is...
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