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EMPIRICAL LABOR ECONOMICS IN THE SEARCH FRAMEWORK

DEVINE, T.J.; KIEFER, N.M. - Department of Economics, Pennsylvania State University - 1988

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Characteristics of Self-Employed Females versus Workers in the United States.

Devine, T.J. - Department of Economics, Pennsylvania State University - 1992

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OFFER ARRIVALS VERSUS ACCEPTANCE: INTERPRETING DEMOGRAPHIC REEMPLOYMENT PATTERNS IN THE SEARCH FRAMEWORK

DEVINE, T.J. - Department of Economics, Pennsylvania State University - 1988

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005478671

The Rfcent Rise in U.S. Self Employment.

Devine, T.J. - Department of Economics, Pennsylvania State University - 1992

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005478703

OFFER ARRIVALS VERSUS ACCEPTANCE: INTERPRETING DEMOGRAPHIC REEMPLOYMENTPATTERNS IN THE SEARCH FRAMEWORK.

DEVINE, T.J. - Department of Economics, Pennsylvania State University - 1988

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005035797

Intr-Industry Variation in the Determinants of Self- Employment.

Devine, T.J.; Alakar, J.A. - Department of Economics, Pennsylvania State University - 1993

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Measurement of Job Exits: What Difference Does Ambiguity Make.

Devine, T.J. - Department of Economics, Pennsylvania State University - 1992

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Compensation composition Constraints and Household Self- Employment Decisions.

Devine, T.J. - Department of Economics, Pennsylvania State University - 1992

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Fitting Equilibrium Search Models to Labor Market Data.

Bowlus, A.J.; Kiefer, N.M.; Neumann, G.R. - Department of Economics, Tippie College of Business - 1995

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Equilibrium Search Models and The Transition from School to Work.

Bowlus, A.J.; Kiefer, N.M.; Neumann, G.R. - Department of Economics, Tippie College of Business - 1997

This paper applies an equilibrium search to study the transition from schooling to work of US high school graduates. We consider the case where there is heterogeneity in firm productivity and the number of firm types is discrete. For this case the estimation problem is non-standard and the...

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