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Dual-Labor Market and Unemployment Compensation
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Abe, Taro
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Fiscal Politics / Budgeting
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/ Labor relations
2020
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2020
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Dual-Labor Market and Unemployment Compensation
2020
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Overview
This paper discusses the impact of unemployment compensation on the employment and wages of regular and non-regular labor in a dual-labor market. The model in this paper assumes an effective demand constraint and an imperfectly competitive market. The results obtained are as follows. An increase in unemployment compensation increases the wages of regular labor to maintain its productivity. However, this temporarily decreases the employment of regular labor, so that the productivity and wages of non-regular labor decrease. The result is an increase in the relative wage rate of regular labor and the relative amount of non-regular labor employed. This result is independent of any economic regime. In terms of the impact on employment volume, the existence of two regimes, one wage-driven and one profit-driven, is confirmed. However, the effect on employment is weaker if unemployment compensation is financed by taxing profits.
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Oikos institut-Istraživački centar Bijeljina,Oikos Institute-Research Center Bijeljina,De Gruyter Brill Sp. z o.o., Paradigm Publishing Services
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