presence of non market clearing equilibria. In the first part it is shown how rigidity determines involuntary unemployment … unemployment) or from wage rigidity in the labour market (classical unemployment). In the second part two labour market models are … contrary, that involuntary unemployment is consistent with the first postulate of the neoclassical model that is the identity …

debate: the link between underground employment and unemployment. While the literature is unanimous in considering … underground employment and unemployment as strongly connected and interdependent phenomena, the link between existing causality is … controversial. Two key results emerge from this analysis. The first shows that the unemployment affects (with positive sign) the …

policies and to study the problem of unemployment. These notes mean to provide an exhaustive introduction to the study of the …

to overcome structural unemployment of long duration. …

frequently move from one job to the other, to improve their job matching. According to this theory, through a process of intense …

One of the most widely cited labour market indicators, the unemployment rate, is based on a conventional definition of … unemployment. In Italy, following the ILO recommendations, the �unemployed� category comprises all persons who state to look … not behaviourally distinct labour market groups. The standardised ILO definition of unemployment is then too rigid for a …