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Employment Protection and the Consequences for Displaced Workers: A Comparison of Belgium and Denmark
Dimensions of the Wage-Unemployment Relationship in the Nordic Countries: Wage Flexibility Without Wage Curves
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Interindustry Wage Differentials and Unobserved Ability: Siblings Evidence from Five Countries
What Drives the Unemployment Rate in Poland
This paper studies flows on the labour market in Poland in 1995-2008. We show that the main driving force behind the unemployment rate is the behaviour of outflow to employment. Moreover, the flows that involve the state of inactivity constitute for a large share of total flows. They seem to be an idiosyncratic phenomenon of Polish labour market. In addition the inflow to employment is found to be
procyclical, while the separation rate is acyclical