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Presentation at NETSPAR conference on rethinking retirement
... jd by highly leveraged firms (l demand) financial deepening promotes worker mobility but in a fin crisis with collapse of house prices mobility is reduced (l supply effect). the combination of high- ... jd by highly leveraged firms (l demand) financial deepening promotes worker mobility but in a fin crisis with collapse of house prices mobility is reduced (l supply effect). the combination of high- ...
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paper-flex-martin-2.pdf
... separations (see bassanini et al., 2010). overall, this cautiously suggests that greater worker mobility induced by ep reforms, by creating more job opportunities, improves career tracks ... worker flows, with particularly strong effects on youth and young adults. figure 8. worker mobility is higher among young adults and low qualified workers note data are ranked in ascending order of worker ...
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Slide 1
... ...under discussion in the netherlands ...low wages, uncertainty... permanent employment ...low levels of worker mobility ...increasing wages with tenure self-employment ...low level of insurance ...on the ... strong with tenure irrespective of estimation method employment protection increases wages low worker mobility related to high wages (at sectoral level) policy challenge for sectors firms ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion165.doc
... explain a core set of facts about worker mobility, it also appears that worker heterogeneity can account for much of what we observe in the mobility data. these results and considerations induce ... , it appears that specific capital is a useful construct for understanding wage dynamics and worker mobility. in addition, malcomson (1999) concludes that models of hold-up look promising candidates for ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion57
... that owner occupancy raises aggregate unemployment because it hampers labour mobility (oswald, 1999). 3 for one reason, trade and mobility of capital may be expected to equilibrate regional labour ... for estimation of the compensating differential. maintaining the assumption that equilibrium is achieved through worker mobility, it is implied that (expected) utility in each region is the same. in the ...
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presentation-bentolila.pdf
... size of dual labor market (saint-paul, 1997) i construction was geographically concentrated i geographical mobility is much lower in spain i interregional migration rate france 2.1%, spain model setup ... spain interest rate r 0.01 0.01 matching function elasticity 0.50 0.50 worker bargaining power 0.50 0.50 unemployment bene...t replacemente rate b 0.55 0 ...
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Microsoft Word - Holland 110111
... above the age of 30. apw refers to the replacement rate for an average production worker. 3. labour market consequences of the great recession denmark was alike most countries severely affected ... also an implication of a generous tax financed social safety net that the level of mobility across jobs is lowered (ljungqvist and sargent (1995)). this may contribute to reduce frictional unemployment ...
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Microsoft Word - paper_flex_kramarz.doc
... from the optimization from the firm and the worker and equal one or zero. the worker chooses to go to court or not; ... the building of a reputation and a clientele induce a low mobility of lawyers from one region to another. moreover, a lawyer ... be exogenous with respect to current labor market developments because lawyers' mobility is mostly driven by exogenous supply shocks due to lawyers location ...
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Flexibility, Dualism and the Great Recession
... financial crisis, real estate prices drop, workers face risk of negative equity and mobility is reduced this mobility effect of finance can increase unemployment at given vacancy rates likely to be more ... jobs. open ended contract with two phases entry phase (up to the third year) the worker has the right to severance payments proportional to tenure (independently of firm size) dismissal without ...
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Two-Tier Labor Markets in the Great Recession: France vs. Spain
... strong duality in labor markets can affect sectoral specialization, labor mobility, and mismatch. in section 4, we introduce a stylized ... . 3.4 mismatch, sectoral specialization and labor mobility besides the epl gap, labor mobility is the other dimension in which the french ... a new permanent job, filled either by an unemployed worker or by a worker on a temporary contract, is j0() which, according to ...
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