Labour Market Structure and Inequality: A Comparison of Italy and the U.S.

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Can Risk Aversion Explain Schooling Attainments? Evidence from Italy (2007, result): “interpreted as a static (or myopic) model of schooling decisions.(20) For these reasons, we favor the hazard specification, although we also present some results obtained with the ordered logit.”
The Effects of Technical Change on Labor Market Inequalities (2004, unknown): “When the economy switches to the equilibrium with perfect sorting, luck-driven inequality among ex-ante equal workers falls to zero.(80) One of the key reasons why the model has this counterfactual prediction is that, due to random matching, prices (wages) have no signaling value.”
Are Home Owners Really More Unemployed? (2006, unknown): “These studies find consistently that the job offer arrival rate for search on-the-job is much lower than the job offer arrival rate of unemployed job searchers, see e.g., Flinn (2002) and Rosholm and Svarer (2004) and the references therein.”
Gender Discrimination Estimation in a Search Model with Matching and Bargaining (2005, unknown): “For example , this assumption is used in the context of a search model by : Flinn 2002a ; Eckstein and Wolpin 1999 ; Wolpin 1987 .”
Empirical labor search models: a survey (2003, methodology): “Flinn (2002) structurally estimated the above on-the-job search model to evaluate the welfare distributions in Italy and the US.”