On Monday, November 17, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Liberty Street Economics blog will begin a 3-part series examining the impact of long-term unemployment on wages.
The series will feature the following posts:
“Are the Long-term Unemployed Different?” considers several important characteristics of long-term unemployed workers and compares them to the traits of the short-term unemployed, nonparticipants who say they want a job, and nonparticipants who say they do not want a job.
“How Attached to the Labor Market are the Long-Term Unemployed?” evaluates the employability of the long-term unemployed by looking at their labor market outcomes and labor force attachment.
“The Long-Term Unemployed and the Wages of New Hires” considers whether short-term unemployment exerts a greater influence on wages relative to long-term unemployment.
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