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We develop a theory of optimal unemployment insurance (UI) that accounts for workers' job-search behavior and firms' hiring behavior. The optimal replacement rate of UI is the conventional Baily [1978]-Chetty [2006] rate, which solves the trade-off between insurance and job-search incentives,...
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We develop a theory of optimal unemployment insurance (UI) that accounts for workers' job-search behavior and firms' hiring behavior. The optimal replacement rate of UI is the conventional Baily [1978]-Chetty [2006a] rate, which solves the trade-off between insurance and job-search incentives,...
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We develop a theory of optimal unemployment insurance (UI) that accounts for workers' job-search behavior and firms' hiring behavior. The optimal replacement rate of UI is the conventional Baily [1978]-Chetty [2006a] rate, which solves the trade-off between insurance and job-search incentives,...
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At the zero lower bound, the New Keynesian model predicts that output and inflation collapse to implausibly low levels, and that government spending and forward guidance have implausibly large effects. To resolve these anomalies, we introduce wealth into the utility function; the justification...
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