This paper develops a theory of the unemployed individual's choice of how much effort to devote to search. The term effort involves two choice variables, time and money. Specific attention is given to the role of unemployment contingent income and the probability of obtaining employment without search. The theory is tested using data from a supplement to the May 1976 Current Population Survey. The empirical findings suggest search theory is important in explaining the behavior of the unemployed: unemployment insurance benefits decrease search time per period, and search time is lower for individuals on layoff-a group that has a positive probability of employment without search effort.
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
This paper examines how four components of the job search process influence the job-finding rate. A ...
We study a simple search model of the labor market and use it to shed light on issues like unemploym...
Most models of job search focus on developing optimal search rules when an individual is unemployed ...
This paper examines how four components of the job search process--the choice of search method...
We investigate - through a theoretical model - whether and when the payment of unemployment benefits...
We investigate - through a theoretical model - whether and when the payment of unemployment benefits...
We investigate - through a theoretical model - whether and when the payment of unemployment benefits...
We investigate - through a theoretical model - whether and when the payment of unemployment benefits...
We investigate - through a theoretical model - whether and when the payment of unemployment benefits...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
This paper examines how four components of the job search process influence the job-finding rate. A ...
We study a simple search model of the labor market and use it to shed light on issues like unemploym...
Most models of job search focus on developing optimal search rules when an individual is unemployed ...
This paper examines how four components of the job search process--the choice of search method...
We investigate - through a theoretical model - whether and when the payment of unemployment benefits...
We investigate - through a theoretical model - whether and when the payment of unemployment benefits...
We investigate - through a theoretical model - whether and when the payment of unemployment benefits...
We investigate - through a theoretical model - whether and when the payment of unemployment benefits...
We investigate - through a theoretical model - whether and when the payment of unemployment benefits...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...
In this paper, we examine the disincentive effects of the public employment service on the search ef...