Unemployment in South Africa: The Nature of the Beast. by Kingdon, G, Knight, J

“…Unemployment in South Africa is so widespread that it demands an explanation. …”

A rational inattention unemployment trap by Ellison, M, Macaulay, A

“…We show that introducing rational inattention into a model with uninsurable unemployment risk can generate multiple steady states, when the model with full information has a unique steady state. …”

Unemployment in the United Kingdom since the War. by Andrews, M, Nickell, S

Unemployment persistence: theoretical and empirical developments by Knights, S, S. J. R. Knights

“…Unemployment persistence is defined as the existence of serial correlation in individual employment outcomes.…”

Keeping up with the Joneses and unemployment risk by Toche, P

“…If individuals have uncertain lifetimes, a higher mortality rate reduces the marginal propensity to consume out of wealth, and raises the ratio of marginal utilities between employment and unemployment.…”

A Picture of Male Unemployment in Britain. by Nickell, S

A Picture of Male Unemployment in Britain. by Nickell, S

How High Is Urban Unemployment in China? by Knight, J, Xue, J

“…The accuracy of official statistics is liable to come into question. Urban unemployment in China is a good example. This paper estimates the urban unemployment rate using administrative statistics, population census data and a recent sample survey data set, and provides a critique showing in some detail how and why Chinese unemployment statistics are a minefield for the unwary and unemployment is so difficult to measure. …”

Race and the incidence of unemployment in South Africa by Kingdon, G, Knight, J

Wages and Unemployment: A General Framework. by Nickell, S

Involuntary Unemployment in Dynamic Contract Equilibria. by MacLeod, W, Malcomson, J

“…Second, we show that unobservable effort can lead to voluntary unemployment.…”

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

Unemployment and Wages in Europe and North America. by Nickell, S

European Unemployment in a Global Recession. by Michie, J

Race and the Incidence of Unemployment in South Africa. by Kingdon, G, Knight, J

“…South Africa's unemployment rate is one of the highest in the world, and it has important distributional implications. …”

Unemployment: Macroeconomic Performance and the Labour Market by Layard, R, Nickell, S, Jackman, R

“…Seeks to explain long-term shifts in the level of unemployment, why unemployment within countries has been higher in some decades than in others, why certain countries have had higher unemployment than others, and why in some countries unemployment has remained high for very long periods. …”

The Analysis of Re-Employment Probabilities for the Unemployed. by Lancaster, T, Nickell, S

Unemployment in the OECD and Its Remedies: Discussion. by Nickell, S

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

A congestion theory of unemployment fluctuations by Mercan, Y, Schoefer, B, Sedlacek, P

“…In recessions, unemployment increases despite the—perhaps counterintuitive—fact that the number of unemployed workers finding jobs expands. …”