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... unemployment and vacancies at business cycle frequencies ( the Beveridge curve ) , and the positive correlation between the rate at which unemployed workers find jobs and the vacancy - unemployment ( v - u ) ratio ( the reduced- form ...
... unemployment and vacancies at business cycle frequencies ( the Beveridge curve ) , and the positive correlation between the rate at which unemployed workers find jobs and the vacancy - unemployment ( v - u ) ratio ( the reduced- form ...
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... unemployment and vacancies through their impact on the number of jobs per market . The following proposition demonstrates this . PROPOSITION 3 : The unemployment rate u is increasing in the number of workers per labor market M and ...
... unemployment and vacancies through their impact on the number of jobs per market . The following proposition demonstrates this . PROPOSITION 3 : The unemployment rate u is increasing in the number of workers per labor market M and ...
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... unemployment should be just 0.039 , compared to 0.032 in the model . By this metric , the mismatch model explains ... unemployment rates in a deterministic steady state . I simulate 200 million unemployment spells to recover the full ...
... unemployment should be just 0.039 , compared to 0.032 in the model . By this metric , the mismatch model explains ... unemployment rates in a deterministic steady state . I simulate 200 million unemployment spells to recover the full ...
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