Abstract This paper studies firms' job creation decisions in a labor market with search frictions. A simple labor market search model is developed in which a firm can search for a second employee while producing with a first worker. A firm expands employment even if the instantaneous payoff to a large firm is less than that of staying small-a firm has a precautionary motive to expand its size. In addition, this motive is enhanced by a greater market tightness. Because of this effect, firms' decisions become interdependent-a firm creates a vacancy if it expects other firms to do the same, creating strategic complementarity among firms and thereby self-fulfilling multiple equilibria. JEL classification: E24, J2
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On the job search is a key feature of real life labor markets. In this paper we present a tractable ...
The paper proposes a model of on- and off-the-job search that combines convex hiring costs and direc...
The introduction of firm size into labor search models raises the question how wages are set when av...
I develop a directed search model of the labor market in which firms choose a re-cruiting intensity,...
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