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The COVID-19 Shock on the Labour Market : Poverty and Inequality Effects across Spanish Regions

Palomino, Juan C.; Rodriguez, Juan Gabriel; Sebastian, … - 2021

We evaluate the distributional consequences of social distancing for the case of Spanish regions. Under 2 months of lockdown plus 10 months of partial functioning our study consistently finds potential wage losses that are sizeable and uneven across the wage distribution all around Spain, but...

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Recessions and local labor market hysteresis

Hershbein, Brad; Stuart, Bryan A. - 2020

This paper studies the effects of each U.S. recession since 1973 on local labor markets. We find that recession-induced declines in employment are permanent, suggesting that local areas experience permanent declines in labor demand relative to less-affected areas. Population also falls,...

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Costs and benefits of trade shocks : evidence from Chilean local labor markets

César, Andrés; Falcone, Guillermo; Gasparini, Leonardo - 2022

We study Chile’s labor market responses to trade shocks during 1996-2006, exploiting spatial and time variations in trade exposure arising from initial differences in industry specialization across local labor markets and the evolution of shocks across industries. We take advantage of...

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Food price inflation and children's schooling

Grimm, Michael (contributor) - 2008

the fact that food crop farmers and cotton farmers were exposed differently to that shock to estimate the income … elasticity of school enrolment. The results suggest that the shock-induced loss in purchasing power had an immediate effect on …

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Negative Economic Shocks and Child Schooling : Evidence from Rural Malawi

Hyder, Asma - 2012

This study investigates the impacts of negative economic shocks on child schooling in households of rural Malawi, one of the poorest countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Two waves of household panel data for years 2006 and 2008 from the Malawi Longitudinal Study of Families and Health (MLSFH)...

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Family Shocks and Academic Achievement

Hull, Marie - 2015

Disruptions in family life can take many forms, but all have the potential to impact student learning. With school administrative data matched to birth records, I estimate the effect of unexpected changes in the home environment, or family shocks, on achievement. Identification comes from...

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Effects of parental health shocks on children's school achievements : A register-based population study

Aaskoven, Maiken Skovrider - 2020

shock reduces investments in children, it may have long-lasting implications on the children's future socioeconomic status …-2000, this paper studies how a severe parental health shock affects children's school achievements. We use coarsened exact … survival rates to measure the size of the health shock. We findrobust negative effects of a parental health shock on children …

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The PISA shock, socioeconomic inequality, and school reforms in Germany

Davoli, Maddalena; Entorf, Horst - 2018

, informs about important policy reforms following the PISA shock in 2000. It further gives a description of the current …

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Regional unemployment under open and closed trade regime in Argentina

Díaz Cafferata, Alberto M.; Figueras, Alberto José; … - In: Structural transformation in Latin America and Europe : …, (pp. 35-61). 1997

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Economic resilience and regionally differentiated cycles : evidence from a turning point approach in Italy

Duran, Hasan Engin; Fratesi, Ugo - In: Papers in regional science : the journal of the … 102 (2023) 2, pp. 219-252

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