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Job Creation and Job Destruction in the Theory of Unemployment

The Review of Economic Studies, 1994
In this paper we model a job-specific shock process in the matching model of unemployment with non-cooperative wage behaviour. We obtain endogenous job creation and job destruction processes and study their properties. We show that an aggregate shock induces negative correlation between job creation and job destruction whereas a dispersion shock ...
Mortensen, Dale T.   +3 more
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Job Creation

Industrial Management & Data Systems, 1982
No one will argue that one of the most distressing problems in Western Europe today — indeed throughout most of the industrialised world — is unemployment. Few families remain untouched by it and each succeeding government fails to come anywhere near an early promise to curtail the spreading misery.
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Small business and job creation: A comment

Small Business Economics, 1996
Davis, Haltiwanger and Schuh (1996) claim to dissect the myth and reassess the facts on the job creation prowess of small businesses. We disagree with the authors. In this comment we discuss their five chief findings and conclusions and in particular, the use of a ''regression-to-the-mean'' correction.
Carree, Martin, Klomp, Luuk
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Job creation and job destruction in the EU agriculture

2010
This is the first paper to study job creation and destruction in EU agriculture. We disaggregate employment patterns and job flows into detailed intra-sectoral labour adjustment dynamics based on farm level panel observations from 1989-2006. We find that: (1) job creation and destruction rates in EU agriculture are high compared to other sectors; (2 ...
Dries, Liesbeth   +5 more
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Job Creation Programs in an International Comparison

Recherches économiques de Louvain, 1986
INTRODUCTIONWith an election year in France and in the Netherlands, a national collective convention in Belgium and high unemployment rates in most European countries, an economic reflection on the effectiveness and efficiency of the pursued job creation policies is certainly meaningful.The main purpose of the job creation policies, as conceived in ...
DE WACHTER, Marcia, SOMERS, Yolanda
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Job Creation and Job Destruction in Brazil

2002
The Brazilian labor market has been frequently pointed as extremely flexible. In this paper we investigate one dimension of labor market flexibility, namely, job reallocation. Measuring worker reallocation using establishment level data, we analyze its relation with establishment characteristics, as a preliminary search for reallocation determinants ...
Carlos Henrique Leite Corseuil   +3 more
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Job creation by firms in Denmark [PDF]

open access: possible, 2011
In this paper we will look at job creation and destruction in firms. We will answer the question if it is the large companies that create jobs, while the smaller companies are contributing much less. Or is it the young companies that create jobs? And who destroys the most jobs? In the crisis Denmark lost 186,000 jobs in the private sector. The question
Ibsen, Rikke, Westergård-Nielsen, Niels
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Constitutional Job Creation

Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice, 1996
La Costituzione americana viene considerata da mold come un esempio concreto del modo in cui i vincoli costituzionali aH’opportunismo politico abbiano favorito lo sviluppo di un sistema istituzionale nel cui ambito l’economia ha avuto modo di prosperare.
Gary M. Anderson, Robert D. Tollison
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Jobs creation and government policy [PDF]

open access: possibleCato Journal, 1996
An argument by Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Jerry Jordan that the proper focal point of public policy is not creating jobs but creating wealth, thus allowing for the highest standard of living.
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Planning for job creation

Long Range Planning, 1984
Abstract It is generally accepted that the future is uncertain and consequently structure plans must be monitored and revised, as necessary, to take account of changing cirsumstances. But the perspective taken both to the initial Plan, in its survey of the current scene and its likely trends, and to monitoring, is crucial.
Graham May, Howard Green
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