Observable and Unobservable Variables in the Theory of Equilibrium Rate of Unemployment
Eric J. Heyer, Frédéric Reynès, Henri Sterdyniak
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Eric J. Heyer, Frédéric Reynès, Henri Sterdyniak
Abstract
This paper confronts, theoretically and empirically, two estimation methods for the equilibrium rate of unemployment. The introduction of observable variables into the tv-nairu approach and unobservable variables into the structural approach improves these two methods and makes them converge even though their diagnoses differ appreciably in the French case.
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This paper confronts, theoretically and empirically, two estimation methods for the equilibrium rate of unemployment. The introduction of observable variables into the tv-nairu approach and unobservable variables into the structural approach improves these two methods and makes them converge even though their diagnoses differ appreciably in the French case.
Key concepts: Unobservable, Observable, NAIRU, Unemployment, Econometrics, Economics, Estimation, Unemployment rate