Endogenous participation in imperfect labor and capital markets
Spiros Bougheas, Richard Upward
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Spiros Bougheas, Richard Upward
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We introduce endogenous participation in an economy with labor and financial market frictions. Agents can choose to be workers or entrepreneurs or not to participate in any market. We examine how the transition rates between these three options are affected by productivity shocks (business cycle conditions) and by changes in the level of market frictions (cross-country institutional quality variations).
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We introduce endogenous participation in an economy with labor and financial market frictions. Agents can choose to be workers or entrepreneurs or not to participate in any market. We examine how the transition rates between these three options are affected by productivity shocks (business cycle conditions) and by changes in the level of market frictions (cross-country institutional quality variations).
Key concepts: Imperfect, Economics, Productivity, Business cycle, Labour economics, Quality (philosophy), Capital market, Capital market imperfections