Add to ORKGThe author proposes that labor immobility was the major factor which hindered the continuous expansion of GDP in the U.S. during the period following the Great Recession. The author examines what caused labor to become immobile as the economy began to expand
The first chapter argues that the countercyclical workforce occupational mobility could be caused by...
In judging the degree of slack in the economy, policymakers must determine the origin of any increas...
The deep and prolonged recession triggered by the global financial crisis of 2007–2009 led to a larg...
This paper will answer the question of why job growth slows down when unemployment is 16 years low (...
Economic research has proven that labor productivity and economic growth rate in advanced nations de...
This paper aims at investigating the causes of the observed departure of employment path from the GD...
This paper studies the effects of recessions on U.S. local labor markets. Using variation in sudden ...
The first chapter argues that the countercyclical workforce occupational mobility could be caused by...
The first chapter of this dissertation examines the phenomenon of labor reallocation at the level of...
This paper asks whether Americans were jobless in 2014 because of where they were living in 2007. In...
Labor mobility, structural change and economic growth Abstract: This paper develops a two-sector gro...
For nearly four decades in the post-War United States, productivity rose during economic booms and f...
This paper develops a two-sector growth model in which the process of structural change in the secto...
This dissertation examines the macroeconomic impact of reduced labor market friction on the U.S. bus...
[Excerpt] Despite the resumption of economic (output) growth in June 2009, the unemployment rate rem...
The first chapter argues that the countercyclical workforce occupational mobility could be caused by...
In judging the degree of slack in the economy, policymakers must determine the origin of any increas...
The deep and prolonged recession triggered by the global financial crisis of 2007–2009 led to a larg...
This paper will answer the question of why job growth slows down when unemployment is 16 years low (...
Economic research has proven that labor productivity and economic growth rate in advanced nations de...
This paper aims at investigating the causes of the observed departure of employment path from the GD...
This paper studies the effects of recessions on U.S. local labor markets. Using variation in sudden ...
The first chapter argues that the countercyclical workforce occupational mobility could be caused by...
The first chapter of this dissertation examines the phenomenon of labor reallocation at the level of...
This paper asks whether Americans were jobless in 2014 because of where they were living in 2007. In...
Labor mobility, structural change and economic growth Abstract: This paper develops a two-sector gro...
For nearly four decades in the post-War United States, productivity rose during economic booms and f...
This paper develops a two-sector growth model in which the process of structural change in the secto...
This dissertation examines the macroeconomic impact of reduced labor market friction on the U.S. bus...
[Excerpt] Despite the resumption of economic (output) growth in June 2009, the unemployment rate rem...
The first chapter argues that the countercyclical workforce occupational mobility could be caused by...
In judging the degree of slack in the economy, policymakers must determine the origin of any increas...
The deep and prolonged recession triggered by the global financial crisis of 2007–2009 led to a larg...