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The Roots of Low European Employment: Family Culture? A Comment
, 2007 This paper offers a new interpretation of the patterns of European employment rates over the last 30 years that is based on the crucial role of the family.
FOGLI, ALESSANDRA
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A New World Post COVID-19: Lessons for Business, the Finance Industry and Policy Makers
, 2020 Billio M, Varotto S.
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The Relevance of Christopher Pissarides’ Contribution to Mena Labor Markets
Middle East Development Journal, 2011High unemployment rates in MENA appear to be structural in nature and result from the significant segmentation of the region's economies along formal-informal and public-private lines. It thus appears at first that Christopher's Pissarides' seminal contribution on the search theoretic underpinnings of unemployment are less relevant than a Harris-Todaro-
Ragui Assaad
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Christopher A. Pissarides (1948–)
2019Chris Pissarides has pioneered the concept of equilibrium unemployment arising from search and matching frictions. In his theory, unemployment is neither Keynesian nor classical, but results from a lack of information about job opportunities and imperfect knowledge of the location and skills of job seekers.
Etienne Wasmer
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