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2014-05-16 What if you were German? – DSGE approach to the Great Recession on labour markets

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In this paper we utilize an open economy DSGE model to analyse factors behind the Great Recession and its transmission into labour markets of selected Southern European countries. We introduce a number of shocks which form potential sources of macroeconomic disturbances, in particular: foreign demand, ...

2014-01-08 Women as a potential of the European labour force

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Iga Magda

Agnieszka Kamińska

Agnieszka Chłoń-Domińczak

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The aim of this paper is to investigate the problems and the best solutions to the challenge of increasing women's participation on the European labour market, to alleviate the consequences of the demographic changes and maintain the European welfare state. We intentionally focus on women's ...

2013-10-27 Employment in Poland 2012 – Labour market during the recovery from the crisis

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2013-09-23 Gender dimension of the labour markets over the past two decades

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Position of females on the European labour market has improved strongly over the past two decades. Changes in women’s employment were not only positive, but also managed to alleviate the negative developments in male employment rates, becoming thus a major driving force behind the efforts ...

2013-05-22 Employment in Poland 2011 – Poverty and jobs

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2011-12-01 Sticky wage Nash bargaing model with incomplete information

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We develop a novel method of introducing real wage rigidity into an otherwise standard search and matching model. Wages are constantly renegotiated through Nash wage bargaining, however negotiations are based on imperfect information regarding the productivity level and consequently marginal productivity. The imperfect information mechanism ...

2011-08-09 Employment in Poland 2010

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2010-02-17 Employment in Poland – 2009

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2010-01-22 Employment in Poland 2008 – work over the life course

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2009-03-23 Shocks and rigidities as determinants of the CEE labor markets’ performance. A panel SVECM approach

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We analyze with panel SVECM the impact of real wage, productivity, labor demand and supply shocks on the eight CEE economies during 1996-2007. We use a set of long-run restrictions, derived from the DSGE model with explicitly modeled labor market, to identify these structural shocks. ...

2007-12-06 Employment in Poland 2007 – security at flexible labour market

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