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... workers who have high voluntary mobility rates ( Topel and Ward , 1992 ) . Job search also offers an explanation for true tem- porary wage losses from job displacement . A displacement destroys accumulated " search capital " because workers ...
... workers who have high voluntary mobility rates ( Topel and Ward , 1992 ) . Job search also offers an explanation for true tem- porary wage losses from job displacement . A displacement destroys accumulated " search capital " because workers ...
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... workers leaving voluntarily , induc- ing a negative correlation between retention shocks and mobility among firms with few ap- prentices . To address this problem , we restrict our sample to establishments with a minimal number of ...
... workers leaving voluntarily , induc- ing a negative correlation between retention shocks and mobility among firms with few ap- prentices . To address this problem , we restrict our sample to establishments with a minimal number of ...
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... workers by Topel and Ward ( 1992 ) , and matches related evidence on job mobility of young apprentices in Ger- many ( Euwals and Winkelmann , 2002 ) and on young German workers in general . Search mod- els also predict a decline in wage ...
... workers by Topel and Ward ( 1992 ) , and matches related evidence on job mobility of young apprentices in Ger- many ( Euwals and Winkelmann , 2002 ) and on young German workers in general . Search mod- els also predict a decline in wage ...
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