More than twenty years after the first oil shock, our understanding of the economic factors that may explain the persistence of high unemployment rates in Europe remains quite limited. Should we explain the unemployment rise in terms of changes in the equilibrium unemployment rate ? How should we define the latter ? Or should we rather interpret observed unemployment rate changes as the consequence of long adjustment processes triggered by a succession of negative shocks with cumulated dynamic effects ? The objective of this note is not to provide an answer to these questions. This note is simply meant to help us focus the debate on the true issues by contrasting two approaches, one based on the Phillips curve and emphasizing dynamic aspect...
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Unemployment in France rose steadily from the early-seventies to the mid-eighties. Since the mid-eig...
The NAIRU in France: The Shortcomings of a Phillips Curve by Yannick L'Horty and Florence Thibault ...
Adjustments on French, German and American labour markets : what do you learn about unemployment in ...
Phillips curve and WS-PS model, a restatement Breaking with the empirical practice of Phillips Curv...
Unemployment in France rose steadily from the early-seventies to the mid-eighties. Since the mid-eig...
Determinants of the equilibrium unemployment rate and adjustments on the labour market : an analysis...
Unemployment has emerged as one of the most pressing economic concerns in the majority of OECD count...
In each country, there exists an equilibrium rate of unemployment, determined by wage bargaining fea...
After height years of systemic change, the job situation in Poland seems paradoxical. Despite robust...
National audienceWe propose a new multivariate estimation of the WS-PS model on French macroeconomic...
Equilibrium unemployment in france : an assessment This paper makes a theoretical and empirical inv...
This paper analyses the causes of unemployment, in the long and in the short-run, in France and the ...
The rise of unemployment is primarly caused by the international context and by the correlative weak...
The natural rate Phillips curve can be eliminated from our models since steady inflation does not af...
The paper highlights the complexity of the relationship between Unemployment and the exchange rate. ...
Unemployment in France rose steadily from the early-seventies to the mid-eighties. Since the mid-eig...
The NAIRU in France: The Shortcomings of a Phillips Curve by Yannick L'Horty and Florence Thibault ...
Adjustments on French, German and American labour markets : what do you learn about unemployment in ...