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Housing markets, unemployment and labour market flexibility in the UK
Hughes, Gordon; McCormick, Barry; McCormick, Barry - In: European Economic Review 31 (1987) 3, pp. 615-641
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Migration and regional unemployment rates in the UK, 1981 - 1986
Hughes, Gordon A.; MacCormick, Barry - 1989
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Measuring unemployment and cyclical participation in the British labour market
Hughes, Gordon A.; MacCormick, Barry - 1989 - rev.
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Do council housing policies reduce migration between regions?
Hughes, Gordon; McCormick, Barry - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 91 (1981) 364, pp. 919-937
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An empirical analysis of on-the-job search and job mobility
Hughes, Gordon; McCormick, Barry - In: The Manchester School of Economic and Social Studies 53 (1985) 1, pp. 76-95
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Measuring unemployment and cyclical participation in the British labour market
Hughes, Gordon A.
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Housing markets, unemployment and labour market flexibility in the UK
Hughes, Gordon A. - In: International volatility and economic growth : the …, (pp. 83-109). 1991
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Did migration in the 1980s narrow the North-South divide?
Hughes, Gordon A. - In: Economica 61 (1994) 244, pp. 509-527
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Housing markets, unemployment and labour market flexibility in the UK
Hughes, Gordon A. - 1987
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Measuring Unemployment and Cyclical Participation in the British Labour Market.
Hughes, Gordon; McCormick, Barry - In: Scandinavian Journal of Economics 92 (1990) 2, pp. 247-69
Unemployment rates for the United Kingdom are ordinarily calculated using National Insurance registration data. This paper uses individual data from the Labour Force Survey to (1) determine unemployment rates on an aggregate and socioeconomic group basis using search based criteria and (2)...
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