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Coibion, Olivier; Gorodnichenko, Yuriy; Weber, Michael - 2020

implied by new unemployment claims: we estimate 20 million lost jobs by April 8th, far more than jobs lost over the entire … rise in the unemployment rate over the corresponding period to be surprisingly small, only about 2 percentage points. Third …

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Job uncertainty and deep recessions

Ravn, Morten O.; Sterk, Vincent - 2015

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Fiscal stimulus and unemployment dynamics

Kuo, Chun-Hung; Miyamoto, Hiroaki - In: The B.E. journal of macroeconomics 19 (2019) 2, pp. 1-19

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Public-sector employment in an equilibrium search and matching model

Albrecht, James W.; Robayo-Abril, Monica; Vroman, Susan B. - In: The economic journal : the journal of the Royal … 129 (2019) 617, pp. 35-61

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Searching for a job on the contemporary labour market : the role of dispositional employability

Tomas, Jasmina; Seršić, Darja Maslić - In: Scandinavian journal of work and organizational … 2 (2017) 1/1, pp. 1-13

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Job duration and match characteristics over the business cycle

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Job mobility and sorting : theory and evidence

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Estimating labor market slack, U.S. 1994-2019

Komlos, John - 2019

U3, the official unemployment rate, is an inadequate gauge of labor-market slack and the extent to which it misinforms … varies substantially over the business cycle. The U6 unemployment rate is usually about 4 percentage points above U3. However …

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Shocking Germany : a spatial analysis of German regional labor markets

Krebs, Oliver - 2018

This paper quantifies the surprisingly large heterogeneity of real income and employment effects across German counties in response to local productivity shocks. Using a quantitative model with imperfect mobility and sector-specific labor market frictions together with an outstanding data set of...

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The geography of job creation and job destruction

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