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... labor market and move to a random new one , independent of condi- tions in the new labor market . This means that the arrival rate of workers into a labor market is qM . Thus the share of markets with i workers evolves according to - Ħ ...
... labor market and move to a random new one , independent of condi- tions in the new labor market . This means that the arrival rate of workers into a labor market is qM . Thus the share of markets with i workers evolves according to - Ħ ...
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... labor market M and decreasing in the number of jobs per labor market N : ( 9 ) ди ǝlog M and ди ǝlog N = = -- Ni - 2 M ΣΣπ ( i , j ; N ) = 2 j = 0 N i - 1 M ΣΣπ ( i , j ; Ν ) . i = 1 j = 0 The vacancy rate v is decreasing in M and ...
... labor market M and decreasing in the number of jobs per labor market N : ( 9 ) ди ǝlog M and ди ǝlog N = = -- Ni - 2 M ΣΣπ ( i , j ; N ) = 2 j = 0 N i - 1 M ΣΣπ ( i , j ; Ν ) . i = 1 j = 0 The vacancy rate v is decreasing in M and ...
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... labor market . If workers were risk averse and workers and firms could commit to long - term contracts , firms would insure workers against sharp fluctuations in labor market condi- tions , making wages a much smoother function of the ...
... labor market . If workers were risk averse and workers and firms could commit to long - term contracts , firms would insure workers against sharp fluctuations in labor market condi- tions , making wages a much smoother function of the ...
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