Should unemployment benefits decrease with the unemployment spell
By Pierre Cahuc, Etienne Lehmann. 2000
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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics
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Citations in the corpus
- Optimal Unemployment Insurance with Monitoring and Sanctions (2007, unknown): “Cahuc and Lehmann (2000) propose a model where …rms and unions bargain over wages and notice the possibility that a declining time pro…le may raise wage pressure by strengthening the power of “insiders” in the wage negotiations.”
- Improving Incentives in Unemployment Insurance: A Review of Recent Research (2006, unknown): “11 Cahuc and Lehmann (1997, 2000) .......................................................... 12 Fredriksson and Holmlund (2001)........................................................... 12 2.3 Summary and discussion ......................................................................... 14 3…”
- Optimal unemployment insurance in an equilibrium business-cycle model (2015, background): “It is thus in the tradition of the general equilibrium approach to optimal unemployment insurance, exemplified by Cahuc and Lehmann (2000), Fredriksson and Holmlund (2001), Coles and Masters (2006), and Lehmann and van der Linden (2007).”
- Labor Market Effects of Unemployment Insurance Design (2014, unknown): “When search effort is a choice of the unemployed worker, a declining sequence of benefits is needed to encourage job search but the incentive effect will be weaker due to the wage pressure effect (Cahuc and Lehmann, 2000).”
- Optimal unemployment insurance design: Time limits, monitoring, or workfare? (2006, background): “More recent studies include Wang and Wiliamson (1996), Davidson and Woodbury (1997), Hopenhayn and Nicolini (1997), Cahuc and Lehmann (2000) and Fredriksson and Holmlund (2001).”