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THE UNEMPLOYED AND THE COLLECTIVE STRUGGLE FOR WORK
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Mobile Communication Signatures of Unemployment
Published 2021“…For this we examine anonymized mobile phone metadata combined with beneficiaries records from unemployment benefit program. We find that aggregated activity, social, and mobility patterns strongly correlate with unemployment. …”
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Mobile Communication Signatures of Unemployment
Published 2021“…For this we examine anonymized mobile phone metadata combined with beneficiaries records from unemployment benefit program. We find that aggregated activity, social, and mobility patterns strongly correlate with unemployment. …”
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Increasing returns and unemployment equilibrium
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Reservation wages & unemployment insurance
Published 2011Subjects: “…Unemployment insurance…”
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The quality of labor relations and unemployment
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An analysis of the unemployment structure in Singapore.
Published 2008“…An analysis of the changes in proportion of blue collar workers in the total unemployement in Singapore in the past years.…”
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The causes of unemployment in interwar Australia
Published 2001“…This paper examines the factors contributing to the rise in unemployment in Australia during the depression of the 1930s and to its decline in the subsequent recovery. …”
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The nature of unemployment in urban Ethiopia
Published 2004“…With around 50% of the urban men between age 15 and 30 unemployed, Ethiopia has one of the highest unemployment rates worldwide. …”
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Unemployment, participation and market size
Published 2007“…We construct an equilibrium random matching model of the labour market, with endogenous market participation and a general matching technology that allows for market size effects: the job-finding rate for workers and the incentives for participation change with the level of unemployment. In comparison to standard models with constant returns to scale in matching, agent behaviour is more complex - the model generates plausible joint dynamics of employment, unemployment and participation with heterogeneity in search behaviour for workers with different degrees of attachment to the labour market. …”
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