Panel data and labor market studies
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Panel data and labor market studies
（Contributions to economic analysis, 192）
North-Holland , Distributors for the U.S. and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1990
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Papers presented at the International Symposium on Panel Data and Labor Market Studies, held at the University of Amsterdam in Dec. 1988
Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
The contributions in this volume cover research being carried out at the frontline of econometric analysis and labor market applications of panel data. Although the volume is not organized into particular sections the reader may loosely distinguish five groups of related topics. Section I deals with measurement, sampling attrition and estimation problems; section II deals with duration models; lay-offs and vacancies are covered in section III ; section IV is on lifecycle models and the final section is concerned with equilibrium wage distributions and unemployment insurance.
Table of Contents
Measurement Error in Cross-sectional and Longitudinal Labor Market Surveys: Validation Study Evidence. (J. Bound, C. Brown, G.J. Duncan, W.L. Rodgers). Choice-Based Sampling of Dynamic Populations (T. Lancaster, G. Imbens). Attrition in Multi-wave Panel Data (G. Ridder). A Nonparametric Method of Moments Estimator for the Mixture of Geometrics Model (J.J. Heckman). Time-series and Cross-sectional Estimates on Panel data: Why are they different and why should they be equal? (J. Mairesse). Econometric Methods for Grouped Duration Data (N.M. Kiefer). Staggered Entry and Unemployment Durations: An Application to German Data (E. Wurzel). An Examination of the Robustness of Models of the Probability of Finding a Job for the Unemployed (S.W. Narendranathan, M.B. Stewart). Using Social Experiments to Estimate the Effect of Training on Transition Rates (J.C. Ham, R.J. Lalonde). Temporary Layoffs (P. Jensen, N. Westergard-Nielsen). An Empirical Analysis of Employers' Search (J.C. van Ours). Appraising Tests of the Intertemporal Substitution Hypothesis (T. MaCurdy). Panel Data and Life-cycle Models (R.W. Blundell, C.H. Meghir). Individual Effects in Utility Consistent Models of Demand (R.J.M. Alessie, A. Kapteyn, J.B. van Lochem, T.J. Wansbeek). Equilibrium Wage Distributions: A Synthesis (D.T. Mortensen). Empirical Wage Distributions: A New Framework for Labor Market Policy Analysis (K. Burdett). On the Funding of Unemployment Insurance (F. Spinnewijn). Subject Index.
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