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Empirical Bayes methods in labor economics

Walters, Christopher R. - 2024

an overview of EB methods in labor economics, focusing on properties that make EB useful for value-added studies and …

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Integrating gender into a labor economics class

Strenio, Jacqueline; Rodgers, Yana - 2023

This article argues that a systematic integration of gender into labor economics courses based on standard textbooks is … both beneficial and straightforward. An undergraduate course in labor economics presents an ideal opportunity to introduce … review the most popular textbooks in labor economics and show how gender issues are mostly contained in a single chapter on …

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Productivity labour adjustment costs : how do new hires and leavers (incl. retirees) compare?

Vandenberghe, Vincent - 2025

Labour turnover is a crucial element of contemporary economic life. It can improve productivity if more productive workers replace less productive ones. However, in the short run, it generates sizeable labour adjustment costs (LACs), including productivity losses. This paper sheds new light on...

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La surfiscalisation du travail qualifié en France : conséquences économiques et enjeux pour les entreprises des secteurs représentés par la Fédération Syntec

Redoulès, Olivier; Koléda, Gilles; Maréchal, Antoine - 2025

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Information and entropy in the labor market : frictional and involuntary unemployment and the neutrality of money

Scharfenaker, Ellis; Foley, Duncan K. - 2025

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Non-standard employment and underemployment at labor market entry and their impact on later wage trajectories

Fauser, Sophia; Mooi-Reci, Irma - In: Human relations : towards the integration of the social … 78 (2025) 3, pp. 249-278

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Job allocation in the Levy Institute Microsimulation Model

Istenes, Brandon - 2025

The Levy Institute Microsimulation Model (LIMM) is a tool used for policy simulations to estimate ex-ante the employment and income effects of sectoral investments. In Istenes (2023), a simple implementation of the LIMM for New York State initially had difficulty producing realistic conditional...

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Nominal wage patterns, monopsony, and labour market power in early modern England

Paker, Meredith M.; Stephenson, Judy; Wallis, Patrick - In: The economic history review 78 (2025) 1, pp. 179-206

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Supply shocks, employment gap, and monetary policy

Kurozumi, Takushi; Van Zandweghe, Willem - 2025

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Decomposing recruitment elasticity in job matching

Kambayashi, Ryo; Kawaguchi, Kohei; Otani, Suguru - 2025

This study estimates and decomposes recruitment elasticity, a key measure of employer market power, across job-matching stages using data from Japan's largest job-matching intermediary. On average, recruitment elasticity is negative but not statistically significantly different from zero....

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