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We examine how unemployment schemes and liquidity constraints affect re-employment probabilities and unemployment … hazard models and assess what variables are important in determining unemployment duration. Our findings suggest that even … reduce unemployment duration but they are not relevant in Finland, suggesting that these aspects are not so important in …
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We assess the unemployment duration-dependent impact of the 2008 Labor Contract Law on job finding probabilities and …
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There is substantial heterogeneity in the gender gaps in unemployment across OECD countries. We incorporate labor … market conditions, moral hazard and home production into a quantitative model of unemployment. The model can explain most of … the gender gaps in unemployment across the OECD countries. We �find that each component is quantitatively important to …
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In this paper, we incorporate home production into a quantitative model of unemployment and show that realistic levels … of home production have a significant impact on the optimal unemployment insurance rate. Motivated by recently documented … empirical facts, we augment an incomplete markets model of unemployment with a home production technology, which allows …
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unemployed. Starting from this observation, we ask how unemployment insurance policy should take the individual financial … situation into account. We use a quantitative model with a realistically calibrated unemployment insurance system, individual … unemployment benefits that increase with individual assets. By implicitly raising interest rates, asset-increasing benefits …
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on the relationship between unemployment insurance benefits and home production using the American Time Use Survey (ATUS …) and the state-level unemployment insurance data of the U.S. The empirical results suggest that moving to a two times more … is able to generate the empirical facts regarding unemployment benefits and home production. The fact that unemployment …
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unemployed. Starting from this observation, we ask how unemployment insurance policy should take the individual financial … situation into account. We use a quantitative model with a realistically calibrated unemployment insurance system, individual … unemployment benefits that increase with individual assets. By implicitly raising interest rates, asset-increasing benefits …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015231327
unemployed. Starting from this observation, we ask how unemployment insurance policy should optimally take the individual … financial situation into account. Using a quantitative model with a realistically calibrated unemployment insurance system …, individual consumption-saving decision and moral hazard during job search, we find that the optimal policy provides unemployment …
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an increasing share among public active labour market policies. Provided that retraining is adequate shorter unemployment …
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Notably, Africa countries have enjoyed relatively strong economic growth for the past years (decade) mainly because of impressive global demand for primary commodities. Unfortunately, Africa’s economic growth had failed to generate many good jobs and thus postponing the benefits of the...
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