The Natural Rate of Unemployment - Does it Exist? by Jenkinson, T

The Natural Rate of Unemployment: Does It Exist? by Jenkinson, T

Labour Turnover and the Natural Rate of Unemployment: An Incomplete Contracts Approach. by MacLeod, W, Malcomson, J

The Impact of Tax and Market Distortions on the Phillips Curve and the Natural Rate of Unemployment by Nikola Bokan, Andrew Hughes Hallett

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What we know and do not know about the natural rate of unemployment by Blanchard, Olivier, Katz, Lawrence F.

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An Empirical Analyses of Unemployment Hysteresis and Natural Rate of Unemployment Approaches for MENA Countries by Sinan ERDOĞAN, Cem DOĞAN

“…This paper aims to test natural rate of unemployment and approach of unemployment hysteresis in MENA*** countries for the period of 1991-2014 by using panel data analysis methods which considering the cross-sectional dependency properties. …”
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Labor Turnover and the Natural Rate of Unemployment: Efficiency Wage versus Frictional Unemployment. by MacLeod, W, Malcomson, J, Gomme, P

Labor Turnover and the Natural Rate of Unemployment: Efficiency Wage vs Frictional Unemployment. by Macleod, W, Malcomson, J, Gomme, P

Labour Turnover and the Natural Rate of Unemployment: Efficiency Wage vs. Frictional Unemployment. by Macleod, B, Malcomson, J

Natural rate of unemployment and efficiency: a dynamic analysis with flexible prices and increasing returns by Giraud, G, Rochon, C

“…We present a continous time non tatonnement process for frictionless and perfectly competitive markets with (possibly non convex) production, where the natural rate of unemployment (NRU) emerges as the asymptotic value of unemployment. …”

Enterprise Models in Terms of Sustainability by Mária Illés

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Enterprise Models in Terms of Sustainability by Mária Illés

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Labor market effects of COVID-19 shocks by Frenkel Michael, Stadtmann Georg, Zimmermann Lilli

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Modeling the Unemployment Rate of IRAN: Structural Unemployment, Sectoral Changes and Unanticipated Monetary Policy by Salman Farajnia, Kowsar Yousefi, Mehdi Fadaee

“…The natural rate of unemployment is affected by a variety of factors, including sectoral shifts. …”
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Natural rate of output, supply side potential and the long term sustainable growth band for Singapore.  by Lee, Dennis Wee Keong.

“…The natural rate of unemployment declines steadily from 6% in 1988 to about 3.5% in 1996, slightly above the actual unemployment rate which stabilized at 2% since the 1990's as the Republic's dependence on foreign labor force participation increases.…”
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Una discusión sobre la curva de Phillips de Friedman y la tasa natural de desempleo by Leonardo Raffo López

“…Keywords: Phillips curve, involuntary unemployment, natural rate of unemployment, imperfect information, adaptative expectations. …”
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The historical place of the 'Friedman-Phelps' expectations critique by Forder, J

“…It is argued that the common attribution arises at least in part because the Keynesians unwisely chose to express their disagreement with Friedman in terms of expectations rather than in terms of the existence of the natural rate of unemployment. As a result, forty years later, it has become hard to see that two separate points ever existed.…”

The historical place of the 'Friedman-Phelps' expectations critique. by Forder, J

“…It is argued that the common attribution arises at least in part because the Keynesians unwisely chose to express their disagreement with Friedman in terms of expectations rather than in terms of the existence of the natural rate of unemployment. As a result, forty years later, it has become hard to see that two separate points ever existed.…”

The historical place of the 'Friedman-Phelps' expectations critique. by Forder, J

“…It is argued that the common attribution arises at least in part because the Keynesians unwisely chose to express their disagreement with Friedman in terms of expectations rather than in terms of the existence of the natural rate of unemployment. As a result, forty years later, it has become hard to see that two separate points ever existed.…”

Friedman's Nobel Lecture reconsidered. by Forder, J

“…In his Nobel lecture, Friedman built on his earlier argument for a ‘natural rate of unemployment’ by painting a picture of an economics profession which, as a result of foolish mistakes, had accepted the Phillips curve as offering a lasting trade-off between inflation and unemployment and were thereby led to advocate a policy of inflation. …”