Unemployment, Well-Being, and Wage Curves in Eastern and Central Europe

By David G. Blanchflower. 2001

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, General Health Professions, Sociology and Political Science

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A Note on Unhappiness and Unemployment Duration (2006, unknown): “Cross-country studies include Di Tella et al. (2001), who examine eleven European countries, Blanchflower (1996) with data on twenty three different countries, and Blanchflower (2001) who uses data on 23 transition countries from Eastern and Central Europe.”
The Wage Curve Reloaded (2005, unknown): “Blanchflower (2001) ; Pastore and Verashchagina (2004); and Pannenberg and Schwarz (1998)) although other papers for these countries do find numbers close to -0.1 (such as Kertesi and Kollo (1997, 1999); Duffy and Walsh (2002); Elhorst et al. (2002); and Kallai and Traistaru (2001)).”
The Determinants of Individual Trade Policy Preferences: International Survey Evidence (2001, background): “20 east (consistent with Blanchflower (2001), who finds that women are less satisfied with democracy); but age appears only to affect attitudes in the east.”
Changes Over Time in Union Relative Wage Effects in the UK and the Us Revisited (2002, unknown): “Portugal also has declining unionisation rates and a sizeable wage gap (see Blanchflower, 2001).”
Fear, Unemployment and Migration (2009, unknown): “Blanchflower (2001) discusses problems in measuring unemployment rates from 1989 to 1998 because of the pretransition lack of officially recognised unemployment in the countries.”
The Last Word on the Wage Curve (2005, methodology): “…(1996), Winter-Ebmer (1996), Partridge and Rickman (1997), Baltagi and Blien (1998), Janssens and Konings (1998), Pannenberg and Schwarze (1998), Buettner (1999), Morrison and Poot (1999), Albaek et al. (2000), Baltagi et al. (2000), Kennedy and Borland (2000), Papps (2001) and Blanchflower (2001).”
Corruption in the post-Soviet workplace: the experiences of recent graduates in contemporary Ukraine (2008, background): “Unemployment rates remained low, however, and in the mid-1990s official figures averaged around 0.5 percent though this held little relation to true levels of underemployment (Blanchflower, 2001).”
Labor Market Institutions Around the World (2007, unknown): “Earlier Blanchflower (2001) told a similar story, noting " only a weak positive relation in the OECD between unemployment and benefits (p 390) and " no support (from a 1999 OECD report) ... for the belief that unions, benefits, the tax wedge, ALMP (Active labor market programs) spending or earnings…”
Is well-being U-shaped over the life cycle? (2008, unknown): “data stems originally from results in Blanchflower, Oswald, and Warr (1993), which became Blanchflower and Oswald (2004).”