Internet job search and unemployment durations

Article Abstract:

The effects of Internet technology on unemployment are examined. It is found that Internet job search is ineffective in reducing unemployment and is negatively selected as unobservable.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Online services, Influence, Market trend/market analysis, Employment services, Job hunting, Online employment search service, Online employment search services

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A comment on the economics of labor adjustment: mind the gap

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The impact of aggregate employment on cross-sectional distribution of employment gaps is studied. The cost effects of cross sectional distribution are analyzed.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Distribution (Economics)

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Wages and employment in the United States and Germany: what explains the differences?

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The difference between the wage structure and education structure of employment of workers during 1980s in United States and Germany are examined.

Germany, Comparative analysis, Wage gap

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