Many developed countries have suffered from high unemployment rates during the last few decades. Beyond the economic and social consequences of this painful experience, the understanding of the mechanisms underlying unemployment still constitutes an important challenge. Focusing on one of its relevant determinants, we reexamine the link between output and unemployment. We show that the difficulty of detecting the close relationship between the two is due to a phenomenon of non-linearity. The asymmetric feature characterizing the data refers to a theory known as hysteresis
This paper argues that the natural rate of unemployment hypothesis, in which equilibrium unemploymen...
In the 1970s and 1980s the USA and European economies experienced unemployment rates that persistent...
This paper re-examines the empirical validity of the hysteresis hypothesis in unemployment rates by ...
International audienceThis paper presents a 'strong hysteretic' version of Okun's Law, that is, a ve...
In this paper we support the proposition that the output-unemployment relationship as represented by...
Unemployment is one of the most important problems that all countries must overcome. As a result, it...
This paper elucidates hysteresis using a simple model of market entry and exit. A procedure for calc...
This paper examines whether the relationship between unemployment and output, known as Okun's law, h...
Okun's law describes the empirical relationship between changes in unemployment and output at the ma...
Okun's Law postulates an inverse relationship between movements of the unemployment rate and the rea...
This study examines the presence of asymmetry in Okun's law for nine transition economies by means o...
In this paper we present evidence on the association between unemployment and output in the G7 econo...
This paper argues that the natural rate of unemployment hypothesis, in which equilibrium unemploymen...
This paper points out what hysteresis is using a simple model of market entry and exit. A procedure ...
We extend the previous analysis of unemployment persistence led by Jaeger and Parkinson (1994) by in...
This paper argues that the natural rate of unemployment hypothesis, in which equilibrium unemploymen...
In the 1970s and 1980s the USA and European economies experienced unemployment rates that persistent...
This paper re-examines the empirical validity of the hysteresis hypothesis in unemployment rates by ...
International audienceThis paper presents a 'strong hysteretic' version of Okun's Law, that is, a ve...
In this paper we support the proposition that the output-unemployment relationship as represented by...
Unemployment is one of the most important problems that all countries must overcome. As a result, it...
This paper elucidates hysteresis using a simple model of market entry and exit. A procedure for calc...
This paper examines whether the relationship between unemployment and output, known as Okun's law, h...
Okun's law describes the empirical relationship between changes in unemployment and output at the ma...
Okun's Law postulates an inverse relationship between movements of the unemployment rate and the rea...
This study examines the presence of asymmetry in Okun's law for nine transition economies by means o...
In this paper we present evidence on the association between unemployment and output in the G7 econo...
This paper argues that the natural rate of unemployment hypothesis, in which equilibrium unemploymen...
This paper points out what hysteresis is using a simple model of market entry and exit. A procedure ...
We extend the previous analysis of unemployment persistence led by Jaeger and Parkinson (1994) by in...
This paper argues that the natural rate of unemployment hypothesis, in which equilibrium unemploymen...
In the 1970s and 1980s the USA and European economies experienced unemployment rates that persistent...
This paper re-examines the empirical validity of the hysteresis hypothesis in unemployment rates by ...