Keyphrases
Worker Turnover
100%
Unemployment Risk
75%
Search Model
54%
U.S. Workers
50%
Unemployment Duration
50%
Intra-household Insurance
50%
Spouses
50%
Labor Force Participation
50%
Non-employment
50%
Old Age
50%
Unemployment Insurance
50%
Health Gap
50%
Planners
37%
Labor Market
37%
Public Health Insurance
37%
Unemployment Benefits
37%
Callback Rates
33%
Exit Velocity
33%
Directed Search
29%
Joint Value
25%
Internal Efficiency
25%
Layoff Taxes
25%
Negative Income Tax
25%
Lifetime Earnings
25%
Future Risk
25%
Equilibrium Allocation
25%
Microdata
25%
Labor Force
25%
Occupational Groups
25%
Risk-averse
25%
Competitive Search
25%
Specific Productivity
25%
Mid-1990s
25%
Good Health
25%
Social Security Reform
25%
Educational Groups
25%
Efficient Equilibria
25%
Document Changes
25%
U.S. Data
16%
Hiring Behavior
16%
Firm Ranking
16%
Reemployment Wage
16%
Ranking Decision
16%
Nonsequential Search
16%
Worker Type
16%
Oxford University
16%
Employed Workers
16%
High Volatility
16%
Incomplete Information
16%
Population Increase
16%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Unemployment Insurance
100%
Taxation
75%
Labor Market
75%
Managers
75%
Unemployment Duration
50%
Economics Department
50%
Volatility
50%
Welfare
50%
Low Wages
50%
Social Welfare
50%
Unemployed
50%
Job Search
50%
Occupational Group
50%
Labour Force
50%
Lifetime Income
50%
Employment
50%
Layoff
25%
Search Theory
16%
Labor Market Integration
16%
Social Sciences
USA
50%
Spouses
50%
Employment
50%
Occupational Group
25%
Manpower
25%
Lifetime Earnings
25%
Unemployed
12%
Labor Market
12%
Managers
12%
Job Seeker
12%
Taxation
12%
Welfare
12%
Professional Occupations
12%
Low Wages
12%
