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wages tend to increase (i) unemployment, (ii) functional income inequality, and (iii) personal income inequality. We further …
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compressing wages tend to increase (i) unemployment, (ii) functional income inequality, and (iii) personal income inequality. We …
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market regularities and (ii) macroeconomic dynamics (long-term rates of growth, GDP fluctuations, unemployment rates …
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In this paper we propose a novel sectoral taxonomy integrating three different attributes of sectors, namely i) the strategic dimension reflected into their belonging to different classes of the Pavitt taxonomy, ii) the capacity to create jobs both internally and externally with respect to their...
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search, and at providing training to unemployed people. Next, we compare the effects of these policies with unemployment … benefits simply meant to sustain income and therefore aggregate demand. Considering the burden of unemployment benefits in … ALMPs in reducing unemployment and workers' skills deterioration; and (iv) demand-management policies are better suited to …
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In this work we discuss the research findings from the labour-augmented Schumpeter meeting Keynes (K+S) agent-based model. It comprises comparative dynamics experiments on an artificial economy populated by heterogeneous, interacting agents, as workers, firms, banks and the government. The...
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, unemployment) emerges out of the decentralized interactions of heterogeneous firms and workers. Building upon the model in Dosi et … findings that rigid industrial relations may foster hysteretic behaviour in aggregate unemployment. On the contrary, in line … entry dynamics are better candidates to explain long-run unemployment spells and lower output growth. In that, more rigid …
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, unemployment) emerges out of the decentralized interactions of heterogenous firms and workers. Building upon the model in Dosi et … findings that rigid industrial relations may foster hysteretic behaviour in aggregate unemployment. On the contrary, in line … entry dynamics are better candidates to explain long-run unemployment spells and lower output growth. In that, more rigid …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012113688
search, and at providing training to unemployed people. Next, we compare the effects of these policies with unemployment … benefits simply meant to sustain income and therefore aggregate demand. Considering the burden of unemployment benefits in … outperform ALMPs in reducing unemployment and workers’ skills deterioration; and (iv) demand-management policies are better …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011775381
In this work we discuss the research findings from the labour-augmented Schumpeter meeting Keynes (K+S) agent-based model. It comprises comparative dynamics experiments on an artificial economy populated by heterogeneous, interacting agents, as workers, firms, banks and the government. The...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011894273