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This paper explores the implications of mobility frictions in local labor markets on aggregate regional sorting … digital platform eco-system. We hypothesize that in local labor markets where mobility frictions are high, an excess supply of … mobility frictions, more frequent job turnover in a location leads to a significantly stronger association between local wage …
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mobility costs without any prior assumption about the latter or local distributions of job offers. Our structural model … introduces job mobility costs, spatial coupling and arbitration between pairs of geographical areas on a forward-looking basis …. Costs are defined in a broad sense and hamper job mobility, thus benefiting from remote job opportunities. Distributions of …
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Hurricanes that make landfall cause significant upheaval, with recovery often requiring substantial resources. Appropriately sizing and allocating those resources requires knowledge, not only of the overall effects of a hurricane, but also of the differential effects across impacted areas. We...
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Online labour platforms are redefining the world of work, but little is known even now about the drivers of worker engagement in this type of activity. Earlier studies focused on individual preferences and job characteristics such as flexibility or low entry barriers, but the relative role of...
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We estimate spatially heterogeneous effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on labour market dynamics in Germany until December 2021. While initially slightly larger in rural regions, adverse effects quickly become more pronounced and persistent in large agglomerations. We ascribe the larger impact of...
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This article aims to identify the impact of regional employment polarization on labor frictions in a time of crisis and structural change by examining the case of interwar Britain. Using an original dataset from the regional returns of unemployment insurance administration, this article...
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Economists have studied the potential effects of shifts in the age distribution on the unemployment rate for more than 50 years. Most of this analysis uses a "shift-share" method, which assumes that the demographic structure has no indirect effects on age-specific unemployment rates. This paper...
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