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Reducing rigidity in labor markets is key to lowering unemployment. Theoretical models suggest that the impact of such … especially for changes in employment protection and the unemployment benefit system the impact on unemployment is mixed across …
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The Welsh economy has undergone rapid structural change in recent years. This paper uses data from the New Earnings Survey to examine how earnings in Wales changed relative to those of Great Britain between 1975 and 1994. There are five main findings. First, earnings of workers in Wales have...
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India experienced one of the strictest lockdowns during COVID-19 and sections of the workforce seemed overwhelmingly disadvantaged. Given substantial poverty still, marginalized daily wage labor and gendered outcomes in the context of India, economic shocks are expected to have disparate...
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the effects of the unemployment and early drop-out from school and training on income inequality. In this regard, updating … processes and their results in the new economic context. Our results confirmed a positive relationship between unemployment rate …
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This paper models regional earnings and unemployment in the ten regions of Great Britain between 1972 and 1995, paying … persistence in regional unemployment rates. We find no evidence of a negative effect of the overall unemployment rate on the …
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unemployment rates in 439 NUTS-3 German districts. We employ a semi-parametric approach – spatial filtering – in order to uncover … filtering analysis of regional unemployment rates in Germany. Furthermore, we exploit the resulting spatial filter as an …
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access to credit attain higher wages for several periods after high school graduation. The unemployed maintain their … consumption by running down their assets, while the employed save to buffer against future unemployment spells. I also show that …, unlike in models with exogenous income streams, unemployment transfers, by allowing agents to attain higher wages do not …
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In this paper I inquire about the effects initial wealth has on black-white differences in early employment careers. I set up a dynamic model in which individuals simultaneously search for a job and accumulate wealth, and fit it to data from the National Longitudinal Survey (1979-cohort). The...
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Nickell, Nunziata and Ochel [Economic Journal, 2005] argue that unemployment rates cointegrate with labour market …-sectional dependencies are taken into account. This suggests that the estimated impact of institutions on unemployment is spurious. …
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This paper tests whether the impact of labour taxes on unemployment is symmetric with respect to increases and … component model to account for the fact that unemployment rates and labour taxes are non-stationary but not co integrated. We … rate of unemployment. For Anglo-Saxon countries, no impact of labour taxes on unemployment is found. …
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