Labour market functioning in standard CGE models
The Labour Market in CGE Models
... of labour, often originating from distributional ...of labour also need to be distinguished on the labour demand ...Any labour dierentiation on the supply side can be made undone on the ...
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The labour market in CGE models
... of labour, often originating from distributional ...of labour also need to be distinguished on the labour demand ...Any labour differentiation on the supply side can be made undone on the ...
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The labour market in CGE models
... of labour, often originating from distributional ...of labour also need to be distinguished on the labour demand ...Any labour differentiation on the supply side can be made undone on the ...
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The Impact of Population Ageing on the Labour Market : Evidence from an OLG-CGE Model
... that CGE models have been used to evaluate the impact of population ageing (see Bommier and Lee, 2003; Borsch-Supan, Ludwig and Winter, 2006; Fougère and Mérette, 1999; Fougère, Mercenier and Mérette, ...
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Terms of Trade Shocks and Minimum wages for Dual Labour Market: A CGE Analysis.
... drawing labour from a pool of unemployed or non-participating ...the labour force, and this elastic labour supply might affect the magnitude and direction of wages and employment ...the labour ...
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Interfacing a CGE Labour Market Model with the E3ME Multi-Sector Macroeconomic Model
... Apart from its simplicity, the linearised approach has three further advantages. It allows free choice of which variables are to be exogenous or endogenous. Many levels algorithms do not allow this flexibility. To reduce ...
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Limited Commitment Models of the Labour Market
... other standard models of the labor market cannot easily account for observed pat- terns in the ...using standard real business cycle models requires a very high intertemporal elasticity ...
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Essays on matching models of the labour market
... matching models are inherently dynamic, a dynamic maximization approach seems ...for standard search models can be derived by employing optimal control ...
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The effects of increasing openness and integration to the MERCOSUR on the Uruguayan labour market. A CGE modeling analysis
... labor market structure were simulated, first separately, and then ...the labour force; then the market decides whether he or she will be employed or not; then the person decides whether to work in ...
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Import Tariffs and Informal Labour Market: A Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Analysis for Turkey
... From that point forth, we base our study on the impacts of changing import tariff rates on employment on a sectorial basis. As a methodology, we base our analysis on the CGE framework which employs simultaneous ...
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A review of static and dynamic models of labour supply and labour market transitions
... equilibrium models in the labour supply literature is probably that equilibrium is a much easier state of the world to describe than ...that standard labour supply is overly concerned with ...
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Empirical topics in search and matching models of the labour market
... auxiliary models are standard deviations of the endogenous variables, VAR(1) coefficients for the endogenous variables and a combination of ...a standard part of our indirect inference ...of ...
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Modelling regional labour market dynamics: Participation, employment and migration decisions in a spatial CGE model for the EU
... reported estimates in the empirical literature vary considerably, future research will aim to provide country specific estimates of the wage curve elasticity. Our approach will be based on Baas et al. (2007) and Jimeno ...
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Estimating general equilibrium models: an application with labour market frictions
... more labour in response to a technology shock. In a labour market characterized by search and matching frictions, workers and firms face a cost in forming a ...supply labour until the marginal ...
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The impact of labour market deregulation: lessons from the "Kiwi" and "Polder" models
... competitiveness of firms, leading to real wage restraint and in generating employment, although rather more in terms of growth in non-standard jobs (such as part-time and temporary jobs) than standard jobs. ...
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Employment and the functioning of the labour market in Serbia
... The participation rates of the working age population in Serbia have consistently declined during the observed period. More specifically, the participation rates declined by more than six percentage points in total, as ...
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Incentive models of the labour market.
... 1 Introduction In the new stage of globalization the broad and substantial reorganization of production and work leads to a geographic decomposition of value chains, a rising importance of personal relationships, and an ...
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Labour Market Models in the EU
... active labour market policies ...this labour market model has been mainly theoretical and conceptually ...extent labour market policy reforms along the lines of the flexicurity ...
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Regionalization and Labour Market Rigidities in Developing Countries: A CGE Analysis of UEMOA
... of labour, in a partial equilibrium framework, are well documented in the economic ...regulated market, the reduction in their demand will entail greater competition between the newly unemployed formal ...
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The Benchmark Macroeconomic Models of the Labour Market
... that labour- market search is an economically costly ...in models where the individual must choose how to optimally divide his time between work and leisure, a third option is introduced: the option ...
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