The effect of home-ownership on labor mobility in the Netherlands

Article Abstract:

A panel of individual labor and housing market histories are used to estimate a nonparametric model of both job durations and home-ownership. The findings reveal that homeowners do not change fewer jobs than tenants but are less vulnerable to unemployment as job commitment drives the housing decision, and not the reverse.

Home ownership

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Cities and the growth of wages among young workers: evidence from the NLSY

Article Abstract:

Using data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979 Cohort, wage growth in urban labor market is analyzed. Availability of job selection options in cities helps in improved worker productivity.

Productivity Improvement, Growth, Labor productivity, Company growth, Labour productivity, Wages and labor productivity

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Why do cities pay more? An empirical examination of some competing theories of the urban wage premium

Article Abstract:

Wage premium in urban labor markets is analyzed using OLS regression.

Science & research, Research, Usage, Labor relations, Regression analysis

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