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Information asymmetries can prevent markets from operating efficiently. An important example is the labor market, where employers face uncertainty about the productivity of job candidates. We examine theoretically and with laboratory experiments three key questions related to hiring via...
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technology shock cannot account for all of these changes. The paper uses a matching model with a segmented labour market, an …
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and ii) there is assortative matching between a worker's productivity and that of her employer. Selective job acceptance … of similar productivity. The high surplus meetings result in matches more frequently, generating assortative matching …
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provides a valid approximation of observed wages and matching patterns for a large part of the data. For low-type workers …
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wage loss. Collectively, the sorting and matching channels explain almost all of the Hartz reforms' effect on post …
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This paper empirically tests the role of search frictions in driving qualification mismatches in the labor market. Using new data from several low-income economies in urban Asia we find that overeducation in less developed labor markets are more pervasive than in more developed economies....
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