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CEP discussion paper
Regional Migration in Britain

This paper investigates the determinants of regional wages in Britain using annual data from the New Earnings Survey over the period 1974-1989. Separate wage equations are estimated for male and female workers, for manua...Read more...

Richard Jackman and S Savouri

September 1995

CEP discussion paper
Regional Migration versus Regional Commuting: The Identification of Housing and Employment Flows

This paper examines whether the impact of house prices and of labour market variables on migration differs as between contiguous and non-contiguous regions. We find that house price elasticites are increasingly in the le...Read more...

Richard Jackman and S Savouri

January 1992

CEP discussion paper
Regional Wage Determination in Great Britain

This paper investigates the determinants of regional wages in Britain using annual data from the New Earnings Survey over the period 1974-1989. Separate wage equations are estimated for male and female workers, for manua...Read more...

Richard Jackman and S Savouri

July 1991

CEP discussion paper
Regional Migration in Britain: An Analysis of Gross Flows using NHS Central Register Data

The hiring function represents the process whereby job seekers and vacancies are matched. Migration can be seen as a special case of hiring in which a job seeker in region I is matched to a job in region j. As a conseque...Read more...

Richard Jackman and S Savouri

March 1991

CEP discussion paper
Labour market policies and unemployment in the OECD

The massive increase in unemployment throughout the OECD since the early 1970s has led governments in many countries to introduce, or to expand, labour market policies such as training schemes, employment subsidies, publ...Read more...

Richard Jackman, Christopher A. Pissarides and S Savouri

November 1990

CEP discussion paper
Mismatch: a framework for thought

The rise in European unemployment is often blamed on increased mismatch between labour supply and demand- either by age, skill or region. To investigate this, we first develop models to explain differences in unemploymen...Read more...

Richard Jackman, Richard Layard and S Savouri

May 1990