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Labor Market ABM Model

How do search frictions, firm hiring rules, and heterogeneous worker skills generate unemployment duration distributions, wage dispersion, and Beveridge curve dynamics that aggregate models compress away?

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    Neugart (2008) -- labor market policy ABM with active labor market programs and endogenous matching efficiency

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    Fagiolo, Dosi, and Rovelli (2010) -- emergent matching functions from heterogeneous agent search

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    Dawid et al. (2014) -- Eurace labor module with skills, search, and macro feedback

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    Dosi et al. (2017) -- K+S labor extension with endogenous skills and hysteresis

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    Seppecher and Salle (2015) -- skill mismatch, wage rigidity, and hysteresis in ABM labor markets

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    Hamill and Gilbert (2016) -- directed vs. undirected search in ABM matching

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Concepts, data, and nearby models

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Concepts

UnemploymentLabor market structureBusiness cycles

Indicators

Unemployment ratelabor.unemployment.rateLabor force participationlabor.participation.rateInitial jobless claimslabor.jobless_claims.initial

Policy

Labor-market stabilizationFiscal policy

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Fiscal inequality ABMVAROkun's law
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