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This research focuses on the gap between the last employment and the new job at the exit of unemployment in the … at the exit of unemployment is an important phenomenon. One can suggest that either relegate positions could characterize …
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could lead to more unemployment. This long run effect vanishes under the Phillips specification. On the whole, the final … effect upon unemployment depends on agents' bargaining preferences during wage negotiations: the further from labor cost they … negotiate (thus the closer to net income), the higher the risk that demographic change ultimately leads to more unemployment. …
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How Wisconsin has been successful in reducing jobless rate.
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The long-term equilibrium unemployment rate has returned to the center of the economic debate in France. It derives … firms set the corresponding level of employment (price-setting equation). We revisit the wage-price loop by introducing two … compute a long-term equilibrium unemployment rate that depends, in France, on the terms of trade, the employer social …
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on the shock which affects the economy. The differences are the most significant for shocks related to the labour market …
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. Thus, such reforms are not sufficient by themselves to reduce the unemployment rate and to stimulate production and …
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