15 research outputs found
Where Was the Wealth of the Nation? Measuring Swedish Capital for the 19th and 20th Centuries
Forum sull’Health check e la PAC dopo il 2013 (parte 3)
Questo articolo collettivo raccoglie una terza serie di contributi alla riflessione sulle conclusioni dell’Health check e sulle prospettive della PAC per il dopo-2013, introdotta da un articolo di Franco Sotte pubblicato nel numero 15 di Agriregionieuropa (Sotte, 2008). Nei numeri scorsi sono state pubblicate le opinioni di altri autorevoli esperti (Cioffi, Corsi, De Filippis, Frascarelli, Salvatici, Scoppola, Agriregionieuropa, n.16, 2009; Boatto, Brunori, Henke, Mantino, Pupo D’Andrea, Sckokai, Agriregionieuropa, n.17, 2009). In questo numero della rivista sono riportate le opinioni di altri autorevoli economisti agrari. Tra di essi, anche quella di Erik Fahlbeck dell’Università di Uppsala
The Internal Market and the Future of Labour Law in Europe: Insights from the Nordic Countries
Organising precarious workers: Can a public campaign overcome weak grassroots mobilisation at workplace level?
Layoffs, recalls and unemployment duration: evidence from Sweden
The question addressed in this paper is whether the possibility of exit from unemployment to the previous employer affects the duration of unemployment spells in Sweden. The empirical analysis is performed using an employee–employer dataset that includes a number of enterprise characteristics and provides information on individual tenure. The econometric approach employs estimation of a competing risk duration model to distinguish between exits to the previous employer and exits to a new job. The findings suggest that greater tenure raises the risk of transition to the previous employer, while high education levels increase the risk of obtaining a new job. Moreover, the impact of benefit exhaustion is observed only for transitions to new employment.unemployment, unemployment duration, temporary layoffs, J64, J68,