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, economic growth has been largely consistent under different leaderships, and inflation and unemployment tend to be low during …
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Unemployment has been rising sharply in the European Union since March 2008 as a result of the economic crisis. This … paper consists of an illustration of the Romanian and European Union unemployment during this period, having as a background …
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unemployment as a result of reducing the volume of activity of many businesses. That is why, overcoming the crisis calls for …
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No matter how distant is the retirement or how everyone believes that will face this important stage of life, it can not miss among the important economic issues this aspect. Since Romania is part of nearly three years of a large European family, it is interesting to assess how the private...
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gross domestic product, the rate of inflation, the rate of unemployment, the public conventional deficit over GDP, the …
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models from reaching their potential usefulness. Indeed, an estimate of a time-varying threshold level of unemployment, for … example, might serve as a meaningful estimate of the natural rate of unemployment. More precisely, within a STAR framework …, one might call the time-varying threshold the “tipping level” rate of unemployment, at which the mean and dynamics of the …
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This paper presents a framework to interpret movements in the Beveridge curve and analyze unemployment fluctuations. We … decompose the unemployment rate into three main components: (1) a component driven by changes in labor demand--movements along … by changes in the efficiency of matching unemployed workers to jobs. We find that cyclical movements in unemployment are …
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demands by taking occupational unemployment rates, and specificity of skills into account. Design …/methodology/approach – Occupational unemployment rate is treated as an estimate of labor market risk in addition to human capital investment. Then, the … – are examined. Findings – The results suggest that occupational unemployment rate is explanatory for the demands for social …
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stamps, and Medicaid, lower percentage of births to unmarried mothers, lower dropout rates, lower unemployment rates, more … budgets for administrative expense, and welfare reform are expected to reduce welfare caseloads. If the recent unemployment …
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of capitalism to address wider problems of humankind such as unemployment, inequality, oppression, poverty, food …
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