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More unemployed people find jobs in recessions than in booms

Dixon, Robert - In: Engaging the new world : responses to the knowledge …, (pp. 326-338). 2006

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Why are recessions as deep as they are? : The behaviour over time of the outflow from unemployment ; a new perspective

Dixon, Robert; Freebairn, John William; Lim, Guay C. - In: Australian journal of labour economics : a journal of … 6 (2003) 1, pp. 37-64

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Why are recessions as deep as they are? : The behaviour over time of the outflow from unemployment ; a new perspective

Dixon, Robert; Freebairn, John William; Lim, Guay C. - 2002

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A simple model of unemployment rate dynamics

Dixon, Robert - 2002

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The incidence of long-term unemployment in Australia 1978 - 2003

Dixon, Robert; Lim, Guay C. - In: Australian journal of labour economics : a journal of … 7 (2004) 4, pp. 501-513

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Time-varying equilibrium rates of unemployment : an analysis with Australian data

Dixon, Robert; Freebairn, John William; Lim, Guay C. - 2006

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Unemployment rate dispersion in Melbourne : the regional dimension

Dixon, Robert (contributor); Mahmood, Muhammad (contributor) - 2007

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Regional differences in the severity of recessions in the UK

Dixon, Robert (contributor) - 2007

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The Victorian economy in the 1989/90 - 1992/93 recession

Dixon, Robert (contributor); Mahmood, Muhammad (contributor) - 2007

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A Simple Model of Unemployment Rate Dynamics

Dixon, Robert - Department of Economics, Faculty of Business and Economics - 2002

The paper seeks to 'explain' certain stylised facts in relation to flows into and out of Unemployment and especiaIly to identify the 'proximate' determinants of the amplitude and the frequency of fluctuations in the Unemployment Rate over the course of the business cycle. Since the evolution of...

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