Add to ORKGThe Czech labour market performance in early 1990s has widely been regarded as a success story. In particular, the Czech unemployment rate has been one of the lowest in Europe. In this paper we provide a microperspective on the Czech labour market by using data from the Czech labour force survey. We use the panel features of the labour force survey to investigate the determinants of transitions between employment, unemployment, and non-participation. The paper consists of two parts. The first part examines the Czech labour market with respect to unemployment and unemployment duration. In the second part, we make an empirical analysis of the labour market transitions in the Czech Republic
The segmentation of the labour market is one of the most striking characteristics of the transition ...
This paper addresses the issue whether the differences in national unemployment rates between the Cz...
This paper focuses on structural changes in employment in absolute and relative terms, using Czech l...
The Czech labour market performance in early 1990s has widely been regarded as a success story. In p...
The Czech labour market performance in early 1990s has widely been regarded as a success story. In p...
This paper analyzes development of the labor market and unemployment in transition from a centrally ...
This study investigates the macroeconomic aspects of labour market behaviour and its microfoundation...
This thesis focuses on the long-term unemployment in the Czech Republic. The first part is devoted t...
Using panel district level data from the Czech and Slovak Republic in the 1990s, we find that the ex...
The paper deals with development of the regional unemployment rate in the Czech Republic. The unempl...
This paper deals with the situation on the Czech labour market in the period 1990-2006. It shows the...
This paper analyzes development of the labor market and unemployment in transition from a centrally ...
We analyze the impact of the active labor market policies (ALMPS) and the unemployment compensation ...
The Czech economic transition started in the beginning of nineties, coming with a number of changes ...
**) I am deeply grateful to Ivo Makalouš from Czech Statistical Office for his decisive computationa...
The segmentation of the labour market is one of the most striking characteristics of the transition ...
This paper addresses the issue whether the differences in national unemployment rates between the Cz...
This paper focuses on structural changes in employment in absolute and relative terms, using Czech l...
The Czech labour market performance in early 1990s has widely been regarded as a success story. In p...
The Czech labour market performance in early 1990s has widely been regarded as a success story. In p...
This paper analyzes development of the labor market and unemployment in transition from a centrally ...
This study investigates the macroeconomic aspects of labour market behaviour and its microfoundation...
This thesis focuses on the long-term unemployment in the Czech Republic. The first part is devoted t...
Using panel district level data from the Czech and Slovak Republic in the 1990s, we find that the ex...
The paper deals with development of the regional unemployment rate in the Czech Republic. The unempl...
This paper deals with the situation on the Czech labour market in the period 1990-2006. It shows the...
This paper analyzes development of the labor market and unemployment in transition from a centrally ...
We analyze the impact of the active labor market policies (ALMPS) and the unemployment compensation ...
The Czech economic transition started in the beginning of nineties, coming with a number of changes ...
**) I am deeply grateful to Ivo Makalouš from Czech Statistical Office for his decisive computationa...
The segmentation of the labour market is one of the most striking characteristics of the transition ...
This paper addresses the issue whether the differences in national unemployment rates between the Cz...
This paper focuses on structural changes in employment in absolute and relative terms, using Czech l...