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Economic vulnerability and financial fragility

Emmons, William R.; Noeth, Bryan J. - In: Review / Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis 95 (2013) 5, pp. 361-388

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It is real : on the relation between minimum wages and labor market outcomes for teenagers

Micheli, Martin - 2020

employment and working hours. The correlation with real hourly wages of teenagers is positive. These results are robust to the … spatially close states, only. This strongly suggests that interpreting nominal minimum wage changes as minimum wage shocks is …

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Downward drifting sticky floors? : evidence on the development of wage inequality among foreigners in Germany

Ludsteck, Johannes; Lehmer, Florian - 2013 - Preliminary and incomplete

We employ the German social security register data to analyze the development of wage inequality among foreigners in … Germany. The data show a sharp increase of wage inequality which exceeds the size observed for natives. The decomposition … methods proposed by DiNardo et al. (1996) are employed to investigate whether the increase in wage inequality can be explained …

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Long-lasting labour market consequences of German unification

Blien, Uwe; Möller, Joachim; Phan thi Hong Van; … - 2015 - (Final version: Sept. 14, 2015)

This article shows how the impulses of the transformation process in eastern Germany have spread through the economy and the labour market. The form of transformation has long-term effects on the form of control over the economy; it is managed largely from western firms. This fact has manifold...

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Human capital and firm relocation : why footloose firms are a rare breed

Morkute, Gintare - 2015

capital differentials do not contribute to redistribution of employment; rather it is one of the forces that maintain the …

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Labor productivity growth in EU28 : spatial panel analysis

Olejnik, Alicja; Olejnik, Jakub - 2015

thousands of people 15 years or over. The Human capital is defined by the Employment in Technology and Knowledge …

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An urban accounting for geographic concentration of skill and welfare inequality

Fu, Yuming; Hao, Yang - 2015 - (Preliminary version)

of low-skill workers. Urban friction, rising with population size, reduces worker consumption relative to their wage …

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Compulsory schooling and geographic distribution on voluntary education

Filiztekin, Alpay; Karahasan, Burhan Can - 2015

Compulsory schooling increases average level of education in a country and provides other benefits, its effect on geographical distribution is, however, not obvious. We explore the effect of a sudden change in compulsory schooling in Turkey, that increased mandatory years of schooling from five...

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The productive city needs both : localization and urbanization economies across spatial scales in the city

Andersson, Martin; Larsson, Johan P.; Lundblad, Joakim - 2015 - This version 2015-01-16

-level production function to show that close proximity to employment density in the own industry, as well as city-wide diversity …

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Growing surrounded by decline : do the growing sectors benefit from sharing a labour pool with declining sectors

Morkute, Gintare - 2014 - Work in progress

the hiring behaviour of growing sectors in terms of labour pooling and employment growth. Given the importance of …, generally has negative effects on growin sectors' employment growth and even more so in regions with much decline. The overall … effects of decline in the region on the employment growth of growing sectors are only statistically significant (and positive …

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