The Brexit vote and labour demand: evidence from online job postings

The Brexit vote and labour demand: evidence from online job postings

This paper uses high frequency data on the universe of job adverts posted online in the UK to study the impact of the trade uncertainty caused by the Brexit referendum on labour demand. We develop measures of industry and regional exposure to the threat of poten tial most-favoured-nation (MFN) tarif...

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Main Authors:	Javorcik, B, O'Kane, L, Kett, B, Stapleton, K
Format:	Working paper
Sprog:	English
Udgivet:	University of Oxford 2019

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