NBER: Micro and Macro Perspectives on the Aggregate Labor Market, February 19-20, 2009
Recent work on labor markets has stressed the importance of trading frictions in accounting for the outcomes that we observe in this market. The focus of this conference, hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, is to further our understanding of how frictions in both labor and product markets markets influence the operation of labor markets. The program features papers that range from the development of new theories that incorporate frictions, to those that use these theories to determine the implications for policy design and data interpretation, to those that carry out data analysis to helps us better isolate the key empirical facts that these theories seek to account for.
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- NBER: Micro and Macro Perspectives on the Aggregate Labor Market, February 19-20, 2009
- 2009 NBER Conference: Micro and Macro Perspectives on the Aggregate Labor Market - Agenda
- Optimal Unemployment Insurance with Hidden Search Effort and Hidden Savings
- Identifying Sorting - In Theory
- Job Search with Bidder Memories
- A Supply and Demand Model of the College Admissions Problem
- Adverse Selection in Competitive Search Equilibrium
- The Establishment-Level Behavior of Vacancies and Hiring
- Housing Markets and Labor Markets: Time to Move and Aggregate Unemployment
- Housing Liquidity, Mobility and the Labour Market
- Trading Frictions and House Price Dynamics
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
