Bidding for Labor

By B. Julien, J. Kennes, Ian King. 2000

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Directed Search in the Housing Market (2010, background): “The lemma generalizes results in Julien et al.(2000) and in Eeckhout and Kircher (2010).”
Directed Search for Equilibrium Wage-Tenure Contracts (2009, unknown): “All errors are mine.”
Pricing and Matching with Frictions (2001, unknown): “See also Julien, Kennes, and King (2000).”
COMPETITIVE PRICING AND EFFICIENCY IN SEARCH EQUILIBRIUM (2002, unknown): “See Acemoglu and Shimer (1999), Burdett et al. (2001), or Julien et al. (2000), e.g., for discussions of the directed search approach and other references.”
A Directed Search Model of Inequality with Heterogeneous Skills and Skill-Biased Technology (2002, background): “One can assume instead that each worker observes only two independently drawn wages (see Acemoglu and Shimer, 1999a) or that firms announce only reserve wages and hold auctions after receiving applicants (see Julien et al., 2000).”
Equilibrium Directed Search with Multiple Applications (2003, methodology): “Using equation (8), equation (16) can be rewritten as”
The distribution of earnings in an equilibrium search model with state-dependent offers and counteroffers (2002, unknown): “See, for example, Julien et al. (1999).”