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EU labour market behaviour during the Great Recession [PDF]
This paper provides an analysis of the labour market adjustment to the 2008-2009 recession in terms of employment, unemployment, hours worked and wages.
Alfonso ARPAIA, Nicola CURCI
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Examining how unemployment, inflation and their related aspects affected economic growth in Palestine: The period from 1991 to 2020. [PDF]
Heliyon, 2023 Razia A +4 more
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Okun's Law in Panels of Countries and States [PDF]
[[abstract]]This article contributes to the empirical literature of Okun's law in three respects. First, in contrast to the limited data used in the existing studies, we employ two extensive (across countries and across states, i.e.
[[corresponding]]Huang, Ho-chuan +1 more
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Nonlinear Co-Integration Between Unemployment and Economic Growth in South Africa [PDF]
Managing Global Transitions, 2014 In this paper, a momentum threshold autoregressive (MTAR) model is used to evaluate nonlinear equilibrium reversion between unemployment and economic growth for South African data between the periods 2000–2013.
Andrew Phiri
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Sustainable economic growth and unemployment nexus of SDG 2030: Bangladesh in Asia. [PDF]
SN Bus Econ, 2022 Siddikee MN +3 more
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Okun's Law and Movements over Time in the Unemployment Rate in Australia. [PDF]
This article explains how movements in the unemployment rate reflect the relative rates of growth of employment and the labour force and are related to the participation rate, labour productivity growth and output growth. A framework is provided in which
Dixon, R., Thomson, J.
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, 2023 Okun’s law establishes how much of a country’s output is ‘lost’ when unemployment exceeds its natural or trend rate. Most studies assume a linear unemployment–output trade-off towards long-run equilibrium, which implies that economic expansions and recessions have a symmetric effect on unemployment.
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