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Presentation at NETSPAR conference on rethinking retirement
... for regular workers cuts worker reallocation by between 5 and 6 percentage points; similarly estimated to cut separation rates by 2 -3 percentage points 8 evidence on links between ep and labour reallocation regulation ...
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presentation-bentolila.pdf
... increase in unemployment induced by the recession explained by di erences with the other country (percentage points) usp usp(fr) (1) (2) spain with french f and p spain with french f ...
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paper-flex-martin-2.pdf
... and 6.7 percentage points, depending on the specification adopted. similarly, the same variation in ep stringency is estimated to reduce separation rates by between 3 and 3.6 percentage points, and hiring rates by between 2.2 and 3 percentage points. 35. however, it should be noted that these results do ...
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Microsoft Word - Holland 110111
... through and the unemployment rate has increased by some 34 percentage points. how can the flexicurity model cope with such large shocks ... figure 11 job creation and destruction, oecd countries, 200005 note percentage rates adjusted by industry composition datasource oecd (2009) 4.2 ... a large employment crises is defined as a fall of 3 percentage points or more in the employment rate within a three year ...
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Microsoft Word - paper_flex_kramarz.doc
... substantially the conciliation rate making it larger than the national average by around 8 percentage points, i.e. about one standard deviation of the conciliation rate measured across years and ... in the job destruction rate of 2-4 percentage points (e.g. one standard deviation) using the difference-in- difference estimates and of 6 percentage points using the instrumental regressions (i.e. 1. ...
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paper-flex-fitzenberger_0.pdf
... were used in the analysis. over the sample period, the percentage of workers with imputed wage data has increased and was 31 ... with the largest decline at the 20% quantile being -13 log percentage points (pp). wages at the median decline 10 log pp and those ... a cohort effect requires a situation where the differences in starting points of the common life-cycle profile differ from the macroeconomic ...
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Two-Tier Labor Markets in the Great Recession: France vs. Spain
... around 8%. yet, in france, unemployment rate has increased by 2 percentage points, whereas in spain it has shot up to 19% by the ... labor participation rate --for natives that rate increased by 8.4 percentage points (pp.) against 2.9 pp. in france.2 focusing on private ... -vinay (2002), where the seminal 18 unemployment is expressed as a percentage of the labor force whereas vacancy is in per thousand. ...
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Microsoft Word - paper_flex_fredriksson.docx
... , program participation reduced the employment probability by 15 percentage points in the short run and increased the employment probability by 10 percentage points in the long run. cumulated years that outcomes can ... effect of increasing the probability of leaving for employment by 4.8 percentage points in a recession and 3.1 percentage points in a boom. 9 concluding remarks in this paper we have ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion144.doc
... test increased from (one standard deviation is equal to 10 points). amsterdam includes approximately 200 primary schools. 8 the change ... increasing the average scores with 2.5 points. schools that already scored 2.5 points higher than the national average at ... with 0.4 percentage points, which is statistically insignificant. for the low ses sample the decrease is 1.2 percentage points. in addition, ...
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analyzing labour supply elderly people life cycle approach pdf
... that is, the percentage of individuals retiring at age 62 is reduced by (almost) 5 percentage points, whereas the percentage of individuals retiring at age 64 is raised with (almost) 5 percentage points. blau (2005) ... security at age 62. postponement of first receipt of benefits increases benefits by some percentage (depending on age). health status, which is assumed to be either good or poor, ...
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